What place did each one finish?
Maybe a bluetooth gopro out the front and these guys can sign up and pay to see the faces of their boys. OnlyBassBoyFans.
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What you also saw over the first two days of that tournament was Ben bag 40lbs of Bass and Greg with 22lbs. I know what back side I 'd prefer to watch.
It's still cold so the masses are just longing for the mini-shorts days to return. Many guys watching Biffle had to miss weigh-in because their condition lasted longer than 4 hours.
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I saw one fishing shallow around cover on the bank and the other in the middle of the lake staring at a screen. It’s not the same.
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I'd watch Hackney fishing all day over Miliken watching a screen every day of the year.
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I watched the live mix for about 30 minutes last night, as Steve Bowman pointed out, people watch tournament fishing in hopes of learning how to catch more fish. So, if you are not seeing the FF screen or the guy is not talking, many, including myself find it pretty much useless. You can make fun of the older guys like Bowman and some others but they have been around tournament fishing for years and generally know what they are talking about. I do agree with you younger guys on here, the middle and older aged guys will have to adapt or they will struggle. Also, this was one tournament, the entire year and AOY standings will tell the story.
I really think it comes down to seeing people fish like you like to fish. Those that fish shallow prefer to watch guys fish shallow. They state that they hate just watching the back of some guy staring at his screen, but in reality, it is just the fact that the guy is fishing different than they prefer to fish. Because either way, you are staring at the back of a guy that is fishing. I believe that many who prefer shallow water fishing also more than likely didn't like watching the smallmouth tournaments even before FFS came about. I am up north and fish both shallow and deep, so I enjoy watching the shallow guys and the offshore guys.
“Ethical behavior is doing the right thing when no one else is watching—even when doing the wrong thing is legal.” —Unknown
That is not what Hackney said on the Bilge podcast a few days ago. I predict he will adapt, Herren, maybe not.
Also, it's hard to admit to themselves that all those times they donated by only having 4 fish, after beating a laydown, a stick and a weed edge to death, and just now realizing that the fish they needed was right on the other side of the boat all along. it's hurting some feelings.
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Big difference between the two that you’ve failed to understand.
I don't like to Carolina rig because I feel like I'm casting blindly into the abyss without any target. It looks the same way- but even worse, when watching someone else underhand pendulum cast a little plastic minnow into the abyss without any visible target. Seeing the screen and the fish is somewhat better, but not a whole lot.
More now than ever, I live in a world where I tend to worry about myself (& not in an arrogant better way), rather than others. I wish this was true for most, but unfortunately it’s the opposite.