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Majority of my fishing is bank, surf or pier and I stand 100% of the time.

I off shore fish once a week and probably sit maybe 25% of the time.

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I stand most of the time until back starts to hurt then sit for a few minutes

I fish from the banks of the ponds here in my neighborhood so i stand 90-100 percent of the time only time i sit is if i get a sore back from fishing to long then i sit on my takle box or ground for 5 or so min and back to the feet.

I try to stand as much as possible. I fish out of an 8' Pond Prowler and it took me some time to get used to standing in it. I have found they are pretty steady on the water. I feel I have way more control of my casts when I stand but I do alright sitting too.

I have the 9' one and rarely stand although the boat is pretty stable. I just go with Churchill's statement of 'Why stand when you can sit?'.

I usually stand an d lean against my butt seal. When the legs and back are tired I'll sit.

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