Wcarman

Thank you very much.

I'm trying to find this video. I am subscribed to his channel but can't find it????

Thanks for the replies. I did not ask him, I made one cast on the opposite side of the boat, behind the center console, not in front, and he did not like it. I deferred to him for the rest of the day to avoid conflict. That said, I spent the rest of the day with no water to fish. He parallelled the banks, casting out front of the boat and within seversl feet of each dock we passed. Guy was a good fisherman and covered water effectively, but I dont believe I was wrong. I have fished several BFLs before and never once has this been an issue. I must admit it caught me off guard. I gotta disagree with this answer, I would certainly ask to cast in front of the console but feel like behind it is my water go fish. No trying to be disagreeable, but I paid to fish the tournament too. Co anglers are part of the deal and boaters know that going in.

If you are a co-angler and your boater is fishing narrow canals, small enough where you can reach the opposite bank that he is fishing, should your boater get upset because he wants to fish that side on the way out? I thought it was questionable that he was moving forward down the center of the canal by cast lengths then power poling down, effectively fishing the entire width of the canal with moving baits before pitching to docks, but got a bit frustrated when he wasn't happy about my trying to cast to the docks on the opposite side. Longest tournament day I ever had.