Where's the women ????????????????????????
#31
Posted October 09 2011 - 01:11 PM
First time ever writing a post here. I am a bass angler from Montreal, Qc., Canada. Started fishing bass only 3 years ago with my husband and I am now totally addicted to bass fishing. My fishing partner Carole and myself have been the only all female team to participate for the last two years at the B1 Canadian Championships. This tournnament has 150 teams of some of the best Canadian bass anglers in the country. We did make the cut last year but unfortunately missed out by less than a pound to make day 2 this year. A total weight of over 47 pounds was needed this year to win this event. Guess I have alot of practice and homework to do seeing we only had 12.32 pounds this year but we did weigh in our 5 fish and that was our goal. Hey afterall 69th last year and 89th this year is really not too bad for two beginner girl anglers.
My husband and I fish one trail together and have had a few top 10 finishes in the past two years. We are still in the learning process but our passion and commitment to the sport has brought us along quickly. Our preference is to fish smallmouth but we do fish both SM and LM depending on the body of water and period of year we fish.
Bass season here is almost at it's end with the cold weather heading in. Fished a tourny yesterday with a friend of ours and am happy to say I once again beat my hubby and his partner...lol! We finished 4th out of 30 teams and my smallmouth took the top prize for the lunker weighing in at 3.65 pounds.
Bass fishing here is not what it is in the U.S.A. but slowly and surely numbers are growing. Unfortunately, women are not always welcomed at times. That's one thing I like about the trail I fish, we are 11 teams out of 54 that are couples. Gives the girls a chance to talk together and learn from each others experiences. Most of the men often talk to us as though we don't even know at which end of the rod we fish......sad but true.
All this to say I am happy being a new member here and at least here is a new woman who will have plenty of time to share some stories with in a couple of weeks. GUESS WHERE I'LL BE BEFORE IT SNOWS...LOL!!!
Lynn G.
#32
Posted October 10 2011 - 05:37 AM
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#36
Posted November 14 2011 - 11:14 PM
#37
Posted November 17 2011 - 04:39 PM
Being the Tomboy that I was, I "appropriated any tackle boxes and rods" not being used at the time. I despised Barbie stuff. My parents got the hint pretty quick.Started taking my 8 yr old daughter with me to a few spot the last few months.....gotta get a few more girls with tackle boxes instead of Barbi houses out there.
#38
Posted November 17 2011 - 04:50 PM
Hmmmmm, maybe if Mattel ever gets a clue they will come out with Angler Barbi......... think of all the awesome accessories she could have!
#39
Posted January 17 2012 - 09:02 PM
A note about the USCG. I THOUGHT a few years ago. The USCG said they will NOT do NON life threatening calls anymore.
Instead they will send a commerical tow boat to you.
Sort of like the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Police Department actually picking up sick & old people to do things that required a car.
That stopped.
I carry a list of names of friends & local marinas if I need a tow. USCG is now at the bottom. It is in a tough freezer bag with tape holding it in the boat tackle box.
#40
Posted January 18 2012 - 03:26 AM
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#41
Posted March 26 2012 - 12:14 PM
Tom boys and girls that fish, rock!
Hmmmmm, maybe if Mattel ever gets a clue they will come out with Angler Barbi......... think of all the awesome accessories she could have!
That Barbie I would have kept! I think they should come up with one.
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