
to much, and while your jumping from charter boat to charter boat you will see what they have achieved through trial and error and when your sitting there wondering what if then maybe trial and error would help you to have figured what works on your boat. No two boats are the same and I agree about going out with slick crews but unless they are prepared to show you and take the time in doing so then all you are is a guy winding in line.
I have to say your comments re charters and there are many who will agree, some of the shall we say bigger names in the business earn their keep at the kings or the whanganelas and not around the same coast that you will get to fish in a trailer boat, THEY HAVE HAD PLENTY OF TIME FOR TRIAL AND ERROR and able to hone their skills, I feel you need to get out with those who will be fishing the same areas as you, learn what they do and why, one of the best bits I was told when I was running around playing silly ***** was to put my lips on park watch and listen.
the bets thing you could ever do is get a Pakula dvd or go to his site and watch and listen then do it again and again then get out there and do it here is some thing I will say and it is said every year by me PROPER PREPAREDNESS PREVENTS PISS POOR PERFORMANCE.
anyone can go out and tow a lure and catch a marlin, hey it happens every season but its the guys who can do it consistently are the ones I would be watching, but one thing mate no matter how good you are and how many you will get there will always be someone who will try and shoot you down from the lounge suite. go get em and remember that you can tow gear and have all the top rigs and the best boat but you really need to understand what your looking at and for when your out on the water, for some this takes years and their information is invaluable, you can not buy experience but it sure as hell wont come from sitting behind a screen and a key board
