Wired2Fish on Fishing Civil Behavior

Wired2Fish - Great blog post over at Wired2Fish.com. I dont know them cats over there on that site, and only found the blog because somebody retweeted it to my Twitter timeline, but it is on point. Jason does a civiljob of pointing out some bad habits and nasty behavior by tournament fisherman as well as weekend warriors that have no regard for anybody elses fishing experience. Bottom line, slow down, and dont steal spots, throw your net at the bait spots and stop being a douche on the water.

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