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All venues are free, but I think parking is $10 near the weigh-in arena. The expo is a little wonky this year...spread across 3 floors in one building, and continued in another building across the street. Every Classic I've been to that does something like that, makes it easy to miss a lot of vendors. So don't forget there's another exhibition hall across the street!

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Nope, they have never been a sponsor. Sorry.

He's an investor in both companies. So...yes.

Doesn't bother me. It's business....and CYA. If you worked for a company on a year-by-year contract basis, where they will fire you if you don't meet (sometimes) lofty and difficult-to-measure goals (e.g. "David, how many sales did you generate from that brand mention?"), you'd be in a situation where everyday you must prove your value over and over again. I disagree. Most, if not all pros, won't sign a contract with a company/brand they don't like. They won't associate their name with them. David likely ran out of his sponsor's baits, and had to dig into his tacklebox to find something similar. Otherwise I'm certain he would have it on his bait for the pictures. David is a long-time pro and doesn't make mistakes like that.

InvisX has been a staple in my arsenal for a number of years. I'm very impressed with it. I use it for a variety of techniques. I also use Tatsu for those techniques that require super supple line, such as finesse tactics and Senko fishing. Never had any issues since making the switch. Given Seaguar invented fluorocarbon fishing line, I'd say they have the upper hand on this area.

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