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Post by richierich on Nov 13, 2009 3:20:19 GMT -1
I was certainly not a bank fisherman because I wanted to be. I just didn't have the funds for a boat. Nowadays, the one thing I would suggest to a bank fisherman is to use live bait. You'll significantly improve your odds.
And don't think you have to plop down thousands for a boat. Get yourself a kayak. Or better yet, join a club as a non-boater and fish from the back seat of the finest bass boats in the world. Not to mention learning from veterans.
Hang in there!
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Post by juliabean on Nov 19, 2009 18:47:20 GMT -1
i love bank fishing especially since i have a 3 year old it's alot easier to watch him. i have bank fished my whole life and see nothing wrong with it, it's the passion you have for the sport not the possessions you have for the sport. i have caught a 8 pound bass from the bank and of course smaller bass from the bank, but it's all the same to me.
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Post by childers on Nov 20, 2009 14:37:19 GMT -1
yeah i like bank fishing (not as much as from a boat of course). its more rewarding. its much cheaper! and you can get to a few places boats cant
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Post by shcs21 on Jun 15, 2013 2:43:48 GMT -1
What kind of bait would y'all recommend? I just want to catch some nice fish on the bank with a buddy of mine
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Post by gamike13 on May 3, 2014 10:06:13 GMT -1
Hey Richierich, How does one find one of these boat clubs? I would be happy to throw in on gas or whatever if I could go out with someone in a boat. I am getting married at the end of the year so I am thinking I can't pull together the money for my own starter boat until summer 2015. When I grew up near Jackson I had friends/family always around to go out with, but I now reside in Marietta and don't know many fisherman besides having to ride all the way to Lanier.
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