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Angler Lists for the 3 tours: MLF Bass Pro Tour Anglers https://majorleaguefishing.com/anglers/bass-pro-tour/ Bassmaster Elite Series Anglers https://www.bassmaster.com/elite-series-anglers Fishing League Worldwide https://www.flwfishing.com/anglers

Articles addressing the Bassmasters Elite vs. the new MLF tour issue: Changes in the Works for Major National Bass Tournament Scene https://www.al.com/sports/2018/09/changes_in_the_works_for_major.html Major League Fishing Announces Additional Details of 2019 Expansion https://anglerschannel.com/major-league-fishing-announces-additional-details-of-2019-expansion/ MLF, BASS or FLW – Who’s Going Where in 2019? UPDATED 10.25 https://anglerschannel.com/mlf-bass-or-flw-whos-going-where-in-2019/

OK, I see. Thanks a bunch, A-Jay!!! Bill

So, the MLF anglers will be excluded from fishing the Classic?

I'm sure I'm missing something but why are so many anglers choked up saying this may be their final Classic appearance? Chris Lane, Gerald Swindle and several others who missed today's cut for the final day of the Classic tear-filled eyes saying this will be their final time to cross the stage of the Classic. Why? What did I miss?

I used to use pistol grips when pitching. A 5'6" to 6' pistol grip is 10X easier to use with this technique than any two-handed rod. Two reason: 1) The shorter length of the rod allows you to whip the rod tip around with ease without worrying about slamming it into your boat or obstacles like trees or docks. 2) The shorter handle gives you far more flexibility to maneuver your wrist into any angle necessary to get your bait exactly where you want it. It was nothing to pitch a bait into a ball cap at 20+ yards. It was so accurate pitching became my primary method of fishing whether it was with soft plastics, jigs, spinnerbaits or frogs; anything that requires accuracy in casting - under docks, under overhanging trees or into a small hole or gap in vegetation, brush or stumps. Once I bought a two-handed flipping stick I attempted to pitch with it and quickly gave up. It just doesn't get the job done. So, if I'm flipping or need to make long casts in relatively open water I use a two-hander. Otherwise, I prefer a pistol grip hands down!

They are on sale again at Tackle Warehouse for $50!!! https://www.tacklewarehouse.com/catpage-RLCDAIWA.html?from=basres BAH! Already sold out in one day!