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Message: <blockquote data-quote="powerman" data-source="post: 172156" data-attributes="member: 403">There are 2 ways to get into the co angler side. First is to know a pro that you can sign up with. This doesn't mean you will fish with that pro, it just guarantees that there is a co for that pro. There is a deadline to do this, I believe it is 2 weeks prior to the event. Second way is to just go to the nwt website and sign up for the event and wait for confirmation on getting in. This way is more of a first come first serve way and the downfall is you are not guaranteed to get in the event. You might find out you have been accepted 2 days before the event. This was the second time I have done the co angler thing and have learned a few little things From each person. This event I got a crash course on running planer boards. I have used them before but didn't really have much of a clue what I was doing. Yesterday we caught a pile of fish and it was controlled chaos in the boat for about 2 hours, removing board,netting, re setting. At times we had doubles while we were still trying to set a line. We worked out butts of for those 2 hours, just didn't get the right size to the bites. It was a great experience and had 2 great guys to fish with during the event. Definitely recommend it to those interested competitive fishing.</blockquote>