Niko Romero's Co-Angler Tips For The Technology Era - November 2024
Co-angler
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1h 25m
Ready to start your bass fishing tournament career? Many current-day Bassmaster Elite and Major League Fishing Bass Pro Tour anglers started as a co-angler (or non-boater) fishing from the back of the boat.
A co-angler is someone who is paired with a boater (pro angler) and competes with other co-anglers (they are not competing with their boater). Co-anglers bring their own rods, reels, and tackle, but they share the boater's fishing spots, as they do not control the boat. It’s a great way to learn, gain experience, and compete without needing a boat.
Bethel Alum Niko Romero, our guest today, is a Bassmaster co-angler who has gained attention for his appearance in the High School Classic & his recent success in the co-angler division of tournaments, including his 2024 win on Logan Martin. Romero joins Bass University live to spill the juice on how to become a successful co angler in the new age of electronics. Niko is a Bassmaster Open Champion and COY.
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