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#9757 - 09-19-2007 15:19 The Challenges of a Co-Angler
wgbassgirl wgbassgirl Bassin' USA Moderator Veteran Member Registered: 09-03-2007 Posts: 252 Loc: Coram, NY	My friend Nunz, who you my know from this board, has faced the challenge of being a co-angler on the back of a boat many times. I came upon an article I think may be of interest to him and maybe can even help him gain an advantage on being on the back of the vaccuum cleaner (as he calls it, his buddy's 21ft Skeeter). For those of you who also face the co-angler challenge check out this article from B.A.S.S. It is a two part article and it is a very good read. I myself am new to the bass fishing, so this article has helped me learn more about being a Co-Angler. Check it out the articles. Keys to Success as a Co-Angler You also may want to check out some articles right here on BASSIN' USA. Here's an article from Prostaff Member: Hugh Crumpler III Co-Angler Article Check out the post on being a Co-Angler Co-Angler Advice
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#9759 - 09-19-2007 16:04 Re: The Challenges of a Co-Angler [Re: wgbassgirl]
Nunz Nunz Bassin' USA Moderator Veteran Member Registered: 09-29-2004 Posts: 145 Loc: Bluepoint	That is really great informative material Wendy. It helps with the challenges we are up against when we are the rider in the back of a boat. All you Co-Anglers should take a look. I hope to be upgraded to a full time boater next year. The challenges of riding on the back have made me a more alert and a better fisherman (was still very fustrated). It will be my turn to help the fisherman in the back in the near furure. Tight lines everyone. Nunz _________________________ Nunzio Prato : Bassin' USA Staff - Moderator
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