Boat fishing is easier

[BassDawg]

excuse me, SD?

i won't even dignify yer credibility comments with a response,

other than to say..............

in yer world, one is not allowed to have an opinion, unless they've
CAUGHT as many big fish as you have, right? tuff crowd,

i don't have to have equaled your tongage to be able to offer my thoughts thru what limited amount of experience i've had. i do ahve a brain, am capable of offering an opinion, and as for credibility~~~

just exactly WHO made you the judge of who's in and who's out?
with this being my third year in the surf, i WILL break 40, perhaps 50!!

how long did it take you to crack those marks,
FROM THE SURF, mind you, since we ALL know

Boat fish DON'T COUNT!!!

oh and by the way, this thread is not about whether or not fishing is FUN, that is a point on which we all would agree. it is a coherent discussion about which of the two disciplines is EASIER, right?

carry on, Sea Dangles, carry on!

[RIROCKHOUND]

Originally Posted by BassDawg

in yer world, one is not allowed to have an opinion, unless they've
CAUGHT as many big fish as you have, right? tuff crowd,

Having an opinion is one thing.
talking out of your ass is another.

Is boat fishing more productive?
Yes.
Is it easier?
Nope.

[Nebe]

Originally Posted by RIROCKHOUND

Is boat fishing more productive?
Yes.
Is it easier?
Nope.

I disagree to a point. Fishing from a boat can be a hell of a lot easier than shore fishing. Hire a charter and rip wire.... easy. Sure buy a boat go out and try to catch fish on your own.. yes thats hard. But the easiest consistant access to bass will always be from a boat.

now kayaking is different

[Sea Dangles]

A fighting chair for a110 tarpon? WOW what a he man! The biggest problem I can see is a dumbass offerring thoughts on something it is only too obvious you have zero experience doing.I would recommend offerring an opinion about something you know about.I'm honestly not trying to judge anyone who enjoys the sport,but to denigrate a category of fishing you have limited experience in is the act of a fool.Ask any person with experiece how EASY it is to put the boat on the numbers when wind, tide and current are involved. As for boat shoes and shorts;I have seen plenty of shorebound anglers in that attire,there are days I will wear the same on the boat, but it's usually boots and bibs.BTW my boat has no livewell but I get by...and EVERY year I catch large from shore in big numbers instead of talking about it,I do it.
My question for you bassdouche is How can you have a coherent discussion about which of the two disciplines is easier when you consistently demonstrate a lack of even a basic understanding about boat fishing?Tight Lines, and sharpen your crayons.