Co's are basically people that pay to be around some dude that signs up as a "pro" and they pay to go on a boat ride for a couple of days.

If you're a co and you do to like how boaters do things there is an easy solution, sign up as a "pro"


Clark on the other hand is someone that has "been there" in his choice of vocation, he fished the Elites for a few years. He has won approximately $750K in 20 years or $37K a year. Looks like his last top 10 in a Bassmaster event was at the 2010 Central Open in Denison, TX where he finished 5th.

MIlliken on the other hand is a lot of Clark likely longs to be in the fishing world. Milliken has a youtube community of over 500K subs, Clark has 2.7K subs on his youtube. Milliken has recently won an Open and is headed to the Elites. Milliken has a lot of attention and eyeballs on him in the fishing space.

Milliken is on top of his game and heading upward and Clark (by his stats) isn't really competitive all that often now.


There is a valid argument that maybe there was some disdain that contributed to the confrontation.

Co anglers have no rights. They are barely human beings lol

There are no rules when it comes to the water. Just like when a homeowner yells at a fisherman that he owns the water. It's a public lake. Hole jumping goes on all the time. I haven't watched the video and don't need to. Is it an unwritten rule that you don't fish someone's spot after seeing them. Maybe in years past, but not anymore. Maybe Ben should have found Clark and talked to him. Clark's name hasn't been brought up doing this before, so I highly doubt it's a common occurrence. I just don't like going on a podcast and bitching and complaining about another fisherman. Why not invite him on your podcast and let them hash it out. But when the sun sets each day it is still a public lake.

watch the video and you will see other anglers let the guys who are relevant jump in line at the lock, Rheam is an "old guy" and he was the issue. Know your roll and stay in your lane. That is what the "purse fillers" do

all the "to get clicks" comments are from people "who have never cashed checks"

Co's are basically people that pay to be around some dude that signs up as a "pro" and they pay to go on a boat ride for a couple of days.

If you're a co and you do to like how boaters do things there is an easy solution, sign up as a "pro"


Clark on the other hand is someone that has "been there" in his choice of vocation, he fished the Elites for a few years. He has won approximately $750K in 20 years or $37K a year. Looks like his last top 10 in a Bassmaster event was at the 2010 Central Open in Denison, TX where he finished 5th.

MIlliken on the other hand is a lot of Clark likely longs to be in the fishing world. Milliken has a youtube community of over 500K subs, Clark has 2.7K subs on his youtube. Milliken has recently won an Open and is headed to the Elites. Milliken has a lot of attention and eyeballs on him in the fishing space.

Milliken is on top of his game and heading upward and Clark (by his stats) isn't really competitive all that often now.


There is a valid argument that maybe there was some disdain that contributed to the confrontation.

watch the video and you will see other anglers let the guys who are relevant jump in line at the lock, Rheam is an "old guy" and he was the issue. Know your roll and stay in your lane. That is what the "purse fillers" do

all the "to get clicks" comments are from people "who have never cashed checks"

watch the video and you will see other anglers let the guys who are relevant jump in line at the lock, Rheam is an "old guy" and he was the issue. Know your roll and stay in your lane. That is what the "purse fillers" do

all the "to get clicks" comments are from people "who have never cashed checks"