River Etiquette

Now let's get into some river etiquette.

My favorite thing in the world to do is, like, figure out, like, when Jason's, like, launching his raft, and then launch my raft five minutes before him, and then, like, fleece every hole in front of him.

Oh, here's my favorite thing to do.

Yeah.

I like to wait until Jason launches and let him sit there in the dark for a couple hours, and then I just roll down at, like, daylight and just post up right next to him [laughs] in the exact same hole-

It's the best

... that he's been waiting on to fish.

Yeah.

But I mean, dude, there was room next to you, right?

I mean, yeah, you can drop an anchor.

You're not touching.

It's...

You're not touching rods.

You're fishing.

Is that good etiquette?

Is that weird?

It's questionable etiquette.

Oh.

I feel like this is where you draw the line, and I've seen you do this.

We always ask.

Every time I've ever been with you on a small river fishing, if we're rolling up to a hole, which I feel like you've fished the rivers enough where you kinda know, okay, this is a little bit more of a community hole, like, normally there's a couple guys fishing here-

Yeah, yeah

... you ask the boat.

Like, you roll up on them, and you'll be like, "Hey, you mind if I drop in right here above you or right here below you and fish with you?" And then usually the guy's cool, and then if not, we're like, "All right," and then we just go down to the next hole.

We got other places we can go.