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On 3/9/2020 at 9:11 AM, lazeebum said:

From Guntersville lake to Birmingham for a weigh in seems a bit of a travel for fish in a livewell. I reckon since espn owns B.A.S.S. it will go the way of nascar, no longer interesting.

When they have the Classic on Grand in Oklahoma it's about the same time-wise  of a drive to Tulsa.  None of these Classic lakes are really close to the bigger arenas they need for the weigh-ins so that's what happens.  I want to know what happens to the fish then.  Do they get to make the trip back up to the lake to be put back in?  Or do they become local food pantry table fodder?

 

I guess this article from the 2016 Grand Lake Classic explains it.  They make it back home it seems:

https://www.bassmaster.com/news/what-happens-bass-after-classic-weigh

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