question for dave stewart about pro fishermen

[smokefan]

ok, i will just use dave from now on, but he is alot older than i am, so maybe i should use the MR.stewart LOL.. i have only been tx fishing for 2 years now and i work in the medical field. one of my co workers was doing a work up on a pro fisherman who does the same series as kvd but just isnt as well known. he made the comment that kvd will have 2-3 people out fishing before they get to thier next lake to help provide him with areas of where the fish are holding. kinda like sending out the troops before the battle starts to give him an advantage. i didnt know if they did things like this or not, because on tv they make me feel like i dont know crap about fishing. they will be catching fish right off the bat. but, i can see how they can get right on fish if they have some type of foresight. thanks for the answer dave, i have been curious about this for a while now. maybe ill make it down to ky lake for a trip someday.

Mr. Stewart is a whole lot older than me too. I was trying to, for once in my life, some some respect to my elder. But I guess if he 's ok with me calling him Dave I will, dont want the old fart mad at me. If I ever get to over there he will be the one I will look up.

[jwp]

hey Dave... thanks for sharing your perspective and the recent experience you had with the Elite pro who wanted to fish that spot you were sitting on. It's a great example of showing some restraint and respect on both sides.

I have a son on the UK bass team, which happens to be coached by Dave. Obviously, one of the benefits of being on the team is learning from their coach how to eliminate water and present the bait in a way that will fool some fish. However, if the coach stops there, he's not teaching everything these young anglers need to learn. Being respectful on the water is a big problem on our pressured waters, as we all have experienced. I'm sure one of the things he's teaching these kids is how to deal with people coming in on them, and how to not to be part of the problem. Keep up the good work, Dave.

Thanks,

John