Lakes would be... Perry, Wilson, El Dorado, Cedar Bluff, Melvern, Big Hill, Hillsdale, Milford... 6 of these. 120 per tourney, 100 payback, 10 big bass, 10 to Classic to be held on a Kansas lake. That's 100% payback. To keep from getting jackpotted, I would suggest the first tourny you fish you pay double. That way you're already paid up for the next tourny and it keeps the tourneys more competitive.
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Cheaper to keep a kid in tourney fishing than paying attorneys to keep them out of jail !!
Me, personally, No I will not fish a team circuit that fishes exclusively in KS especially if its a card circuit. Too easy to cheat at cards.
If I had a teammate and the Ts were not on Sundays, I would.
YESI like that idea of paying double for the first tourney you fish
This would be a weigh in tourney, I wouldn't do paper either. And, what's wrong with the Kansas lakes?
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Yea, like stated in the other thread, a paper T in a team format just won't work. Weigh in T's could get interesting at Big Hill though, not sure what the length limit at a few of the other lakes are though.
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The lakes by themsleves are Fine
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Yea, like stated in the other thread, a paper T in a team format just won't work. Weigh in T's could get interesting at Big Hill though, not sure what the length limit at a few of the other lakes are though.</TD></TR></TABLE>
that's where the Bass Pass come into play
I would fish it. I won't be able to fish anything untl after like June 10th or so. I prefer KS lakes actually. I think I would take Cedar Bluff, Hillsdale and Milford off the list though. Put Pamona, Banner Creek and leave it at five and have the classic somewhere in Missouri or Oklahoma just to have a little something to look forward to at the end of the year. Don't fish anything from mid July-the end of August due to heat and the fish.
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Exactly what? So what you have a Bass Pass. The Bass Pass itself DOES NOT preclude the tournament director from adhereing to the laundry list of specifics dictated by the state it merely allows participants to possess 2 bass below the legal length limit for the duration of the tournament for example you could keep a 15" fish if you were fishing an 18" lake.
115-18-20. Tournament bass pass; requirements, restrictions, and pass duration. (a) A tournament bass pass shall be required for each individual who wants to keep up to two bass in a daily creel limit that meet the minimum statewide length limit but that do not meet the special length limit for the specific body of water, during a registered and permitted bass tournament as established in K.A.R. 115-7-8.
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Gee, I don't know ask the guys that fished the Federation T at Milford and didn't catch fish.
I've used the bass pass for the last two years at big hill. comes in handy when i can't ever land a fish over 21 inches. Reading through the specifics and rules, I think they are good ideas to keep the fish alive and are not impossible requests.
Day in and day out no doubt MO lakes are much better than KS lakes for numbers of fish. But, I will bet anyone on this board that in May I can go to my favorite lake and the other guy to his favorite lake in MO and the KS lake I choose will have just as heavy a stringer if not heavier than the MO stringer. Or we could fish for a week solid and weigh our heaviest 9 hour day stringer of the week. The warmer the weather the better.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Champer196 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Day in and day out no doubt MO lakes are much better than KS lakes for numbers of fish. But, I will bet anyone on this board that in May I can go to my favorite lake and the other guy to his favorite lake in MO and the KS lake I choose will have just as heavy a stringer if not heavier than the MO stringer. Or we could fish for a week solid and weigh our heaviest 9 hour day stringer of the week. The warmer the weather the better.
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Name the Date, Time & lake....I will be there and you can Prove them All wrong
I won't name the KS lake but you are welcome to ride along in my boat. Guys don't give some of these KS lakes nearly enough credit. Sure there tough but you have to bare down and fish.
I would defiantly agree that many people don't give some KS lakes the credit they deserve.
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