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[jorluivil]

Be your own guide, its far more rewarding

[Bert Vega]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

Be your own guide, its far more rewarding

To each there own. For me it made sense and didn't feel any less rewarding. But that is just me

[chris138]

Originally Posted by Bert Vega

To each there own. For me it made sense and didn't feel any less rewarding. But that is just me

It didn't feel less rewarding because you had instant success, unlike many who fish mired in frustration for months or years before figuring out how to target large game fish.

As you said, to each their own. I know for a fact it's money well spent if you don't have hundreds of hours to burn chasing birds and phantom sonar marks. Call the Darkhorse, Moby!

[chris138]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

Be your own guide, its far more rewarding

If your second post ever is trolling for a guide, there isn't much hope for the DIY approach.

[Chuck D]

X2, X3, X4

Originally Posted by jorluivil

Be your own guide, its far more rewarding

[Saba Slayer]

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[Mobyfish]

Originally Posted by Saba Slayer

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Thanks! Just sent reply.

[Mikey Likes It]

I know I'll get blasted but:

A guide to me seems like someone helping you solve a puzzle: You solve the puzzle and get the reward but you didn't do it on your own.

And a lot has to do with money. There are rich, poor, middle class kayak fisherman and all in between. Is it worth $100-$200 for someone to guide you for a day? If you only spent $300 on a kayak and fishing gear to get started then a guide probably isn't ideal. If you start with buying a Hobie Pro Angler and only fish on the weekends it's priceless.

Different strokes for different folks!!

[Nic D]

Dark Horse is a guide?