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What Happened To All The Good Bass Fishing Programs?

BigmouthForever23
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A lot of old fishing shows are on Youtube. You should really consider buying a Roku 3 if you enjoy watching fishing on tv. Otherwise you are stuck paying monthly for WFN, Outdoor or Sportsman channel. ESPN 2 also play the bassmasters but they usually play them at like 2am.

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    A lot of old fishing shows are on Youtube. You should really consider buying a Roku 3 if you enjoy watching fishing on tv. Otherwise you are stuck paying monthly for WFN, Outdoor or Sportsman channel. ESPN 2 also play the bassmasters but they usually play them at like 2am.

    Earlier this year, ESPN 2 actually aired coverage of a couple of Bassmaster Elite Series tournaments at about 8 in the morning the Saturday after each tournament.

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    Earlier this year, ESPN 2 actually aired coverage of a couple of Bassmaster Elite Series tournaments at about 8 in the morning the Saturday after each tournament.

    Yeah, thats true. I think they still do that. Problem with that is....What are the type of people that watch those shows doing 8am on Saturdays??? Might as well not even put the show on at all. Then they usually have the reruns of those shows in the middle of the night. I guess if you have DVR none of this matters.

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    Thanks for those who recommended Major League Fishing. I watching one clip on youtube. Very exciting indeed!

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    I like the Bass Pro and Bassmasters.In Fisherman and Zona.I watch dvds alot more now.Shows are few and far between.

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