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It's about connecting with the environment and the people who call it home.

It's about hearing the stories and traditions that have been passed down for generations and sharing unforgettable moments with the people

you meet along the way.

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Discover your next adventure on Fishing Booker. What's going on everybody is physical Friday and I put out on the

Instagram that I was going to be doing these Physical Fridays and got some suggestions.

This one comes from Alejandro Zero E.

Okay, suggestions on exercises to do in the gym

that will help strengthen you

for polling a skiff. So we've done a couple of these similar to this

before but I guess you could never do it enough. Polling a skiff, in my opinion, is very technique oriented.

So it is, you're probably going to be the best to work on your technique first. However, if you are already, you know, pretty good

at it and you just feel like you can't do it as long as you would like to, There are certainly exercises that you can do to

strengthen the muscles that it requires to pull. If you, in my opinion, there are

certain things that are more important to others than others.

I think grip strength is a key element to being able to pull a boat all day long. Not only grip strength, but grip stamina.

You got to hold on to that pole all day long.

It's much harder on your hands to pull on this pole and push on the pole than it is on your legs or your core or your back.

You're probably already strong enough to pole a boat except for your hands or for some people's hands. Your hands may be strong. But I can tell you that

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