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Never been BASS fishing on a boat. Anyone around the Brandon, Fl area looking for a fishing partner?

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Anyone!!??

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You may have better luck posting this in the Southeast section of the forum.

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I have never fished from a boat either....

Anyone in the Jacksonville area have a boat and looking for someone to fish with? I fish every day and I am down for whatever time wherever there are BIG fish

Unfortunatly, the way the world is now, it's hard to just take someone fishing with you, that you barely know.

Go to a few local marinas, boat dealers or bait shops. Sometimes there are local tournaments held that they may know where someone may need a co-angler. At a local lake here, a couple guys hang out on tournament day with their gear and $ to help the cost. They ususally get on a boat with someone on the team tournament ones.

Doesn't hurt to ask.

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Unfortunatly, the way the world is now, it's hard to just take someone fishing with you, that you barely know.

I take guys I've never met out all the time, including some members here.

I take guys I've never met out all the time, including some members here.

Awsome, your mind set is different than mine....sorry we are not all alike :tsk-tsk:

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Go to a few local marinas, boat dealers or bait shops. Sometimes there are local tournaments held that they may know where someone may need a co-angler. At a local lake here, a couple guys hang out on tournament day with their gear and $ to help the cost. They ususally get on a boat with someone on the team tournament ones.

Doesn't hurt to ask.

I take guys I've never met out all the time, including some members here.

Great !!!

If i'm ever in Florida or N.Y. I will look you guys up LOL !!

What? You guys can't walk on the water like me? j/j...I'm going to hell for that.

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I take guys I've never met out all the time, including some members here.

X2

It would be tough to have a guide business if I did not take out strangers. Most of my friends are broke. :eyebrows:

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I generally have an open seat many weekends. Heck, you come up with half the entry fee, I'll find an open to fish, I'd you want to do a tx.

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@ fishingdaddy- let me know when. U go to Lakeland all the time. If u wanna go this weekend I'm ready!!

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@ fishingdaddy- let me know when. I go to Lakeland all the time. If u wanna go this weekend I'm ready!!

My thoughts are you should join a local B.A.S.S. afiliated club. The club members get to meet you and have the option to vote you in or not. You will get to fish in club tournaments as a nonboater a couple days a month. You'll get to fish with different boaters each month make new friends and learn a lot of new things. But you wiil have to be a BASS member, Bass Federation Member and pay club dues and split gas expenses with the boater you draw each month. Anyway thats what I'd do if I didn't have a boat and wanted to fish!!

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snapback.pngNCbassmaster4Life, on June 08 2012 - 12:35 PM, said:

Unfortunatly, the way the world is now, it's hard to just take someone fishing with you, that you barely know.

I take guys I've never met out all the time, including some members here.

^^^ I agree^^^

When I had my boats in Michigan I took many people fishing that I barely knew, just bring your lunch, I never charged for gas, I was going anyway.

Getting mugged in the middle of Lake St Clair was never a thought...........and it never happened.

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Thnx for the advice people!! I guess I'm gonna have to look into joining one of these clubs! Pay a few extra bucks to catch sum big bass? Nothing wrong with that!!!

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