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  1. 1. Do you fish tournaments

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    • No
      21%
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Letme throw this in...Just because someone can afford to own a boat doesn't mean they can fish... :tongue19:

That would be the primary reason I'd never want to enter as a non boater. I've seen these guys fish and read the tourny results in the paper often enough to know it would be a crap shoot.

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  • Utter nonsense. It's like saying don't play softball if you aren't the next Pujols. Tournaments are a great way to learn new skills and hone the ones you already posess.

  • I have but now don't fish T's. A reasonable number of them is no problem at all but I do think there are too many. Most T guys/gals are just fine but there a few jerks who give the rest a bad name

  • I am joining a bass tournament league this year. There are many reasons. I am no where near where I need to be as far as a full skill set, and view it as a great learning oppurtunity. Its another gr

oh no doubt its a crap shoot . the trick is to always be confident in your own skills and even though your not competing agains't the boater you need to try and figure stuff out that he or she hasn't .

I don't fish tournaments, because the entry money would be better spent on gas and bait. I would like to see the marine police at more of the tournaments in my area. The folks fishing tournaments around here are rude *** hats and need to be heavily fined.

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