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	Name:	Caht1 -
	Subject:	BeBe Rae
	Date:	6/2/2009 4:53:23 PM

The answer is you make a run to another spot or you wait until that person leaves the spot. I agree that no one owns the lake or spots on the lake but it is common fishing courtesy to not move in on someone fishing an area. If all you know is one spot, then you should try to learn others. Many of us have spent a lot of time learning the moving patterns of the stripes and to have someone pull up next to you really stinks. Much less to have someone pulling downriggers (which I personally think spook the bigger fish) bring them right by your downlines, really irritates me. I am normally a calm person but I was wishing I had a 1 oz bucktail tied on that I could have hurled at the boat (and yes, I know that would have been wrong, but it was going through my head).

All I am asking for is a little courtesy and if you see someone fishing the spot that you arrived at late, either come back later that day or wake up earlier the next morning.