Last edited by photocycle; 02-28-2024 at 01:59 PM.
Kind of begs the question, what about watching fishing is actually "exciting"?
A) the cast
B) the bait action
C) the target
D) the anticipation of a hookup
E) the hookup
F) the fight
G) the reveal of how big or small the fish is
If it's A-C, then that pretty much rules out drop shotting, dragging a c-rig, fan casting a damiki in deep water and maybe a few others as well. If it's D, then I could see that more casts = more anticipation of a hookup. If it's E-G, then FFS doesn't really hurt watchability, and in fact one could argue it makes it better.
Lol!
Originally Posted by photocycle
I was getting worried, alas some common sense on this matter.
My view people don't like is cause they can't relate, or tell where they are fishing.
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That's pretty funny. I'd say watching drop shot fishing is boring whether or not FFS is in use.
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If I see bass fishing on tv while flipping channels I'll watch 2-3 minutes and move on. It's just something I love doing, not something I love watching other people do.
FACTS
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You forgot “listening to the pro promote his sponsors”.
We so need a FFS forum
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X's 1,124,128,999,648,182.00We so need a FFS forum
It is boring.
It’s funny because it’s true.
What's true?
LAME
Did you watch the clip?
lol has to be one on the wayWe so need a FFS forum
Except that not how FFS looks most of the time. The FFS guy is cruising around, staring at the display without a bait in the water.
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