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Message Subject: Intensity Level in Boat.

Marc J

Posted 2/10/2007 6:57 PM (#237980 - in reply to #237041)
Subject: RE: Intensity Level in Boat.

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I like to be intense - that's fun for me - keeps me on edge, keeps me ready when the big girl shows up. I like to laugh and talk but my first priority is the fish. If I'm busting my butt I want to make the most of it.

Alot of times when I'm with my Dad or my family I have to make a real effort to chill out relax. I only realized this last august with the family in the boat when I yelled at that old fart who cut in front of me while I was casting - they were mortified even though the geezer deserved it.

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Posted 2/11/2007 11:54 AM (#238064 - in reply to #237041)
Subject: RE: Intensity Level in Boat.

Can a guy be focused, pay attention and yet still be relaxed and catch 'em? I think it's like anything else..some guys need to be wound up and dialed in, others don't. Neither's right or wrong, different strokes, different folks. Fish are boated when you're caught totally off guard by them and just as many are missed when you're squeezing the stick a little tight. With some baits, some might argue that being slow(er) on the draw can work in your favour. I always miss my first walleye or laker thru the ice every winter, wound up! This year the ternd continued. The ones that follow come easier. But that's just me.

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