Learning Curves

[Smthtnnr]

Originally Posted by lamb

Great report, great going!

Josh sure does a good job putting his clients on the fish out there.
No doubt that hiring a guide can shorten up the learning curve.
It's great to hear that you've been able to keep scoring on your own - you are either a fast learner, or you have plenty of time to spend out there

Do keep in mind - while a lot of principles stays the same, the things do change. From my experience, every year seems to be somewhat different story. What gives guides the advantage is the time they spend on the water. They are more likely to be keyed on whatever is going on (or not going on) at any given time of the year.

There's something to be said about figuring it all out on your own...
And nothing beats time on the water, for lucky folks that can afford it.

I agree, guides do always know what is going on. That being said, Josh does do a lot of things that no one else knows about or does, hence the ridiculous amount of fish he and his clients catch.

[tim.gruber10]

I'm fortunate enough that I get about 1 weekend off per month, so I fish hard on those two days. Gameclips in photo's aren't ideal, but Josh and I weren't about to miss out on a huge school of fish busting the surface 150 yards away.

Tight lines everyone, I'll be out there all weekend.