Originally posted by Slew
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I personally never understood bass fishing as an live spectator sport. For me, it would be like just showing up at the end of a football game, a baseball game, or whatever and just watching the score on the scoreboard get revealed.
Heck, I was into cycling and raced and I never understood that as a live spectator sport. All a spectator can see is the some small slice of the race or the finish. Most of the action happens before the finish.
So basically, you just cheer on your favorite person/team without really getting to watch the action..
I just don't get it.
So watching it on TV, well that is different. You can follow the action. And so if you are going to follow the action on TV, there isn't a need for a results "reveal" as it were. So I get the removal of the big finale weigh in. You could still just show the results to those family/friends that attended to see them get their checks, etc. Speak to the crowd, yada yada... but no need to really mystify the results by having a final weigh in reveal. Just weigh as you go.
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Originally posted by BolilloLoco View PostThe dink fest is already getting old. They will have to make some sort of change, wont they?
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Originally posted by Capt.Brown View PostBut what’s wrong with having a weigh in? I’ve fished for years and for me that’s 1/2 the fun coming in and seeing what everyone else has, telling stories, the drama at the end.
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Originally posted by Capt.Brown View PostBut what’s wrong with having a weigh in? I’ve fished for years and for me that’s 1/2 the fun coming in and seeing what everyone else has, telling stories, the drama at the end.
"Recent research by TPWD showed that during summer months most mortality of tournament-caught fish occurs one to three days after they are released back into the reservoir. This is called delayed mortality. “Delayed mortality ranged from 18.2 percent to 43.1 percent of the fish in tournaments held when the water temperature exceeded 79 degrees Fahrenheit,” Myers said. “Adding mortality of fish weighed in dead can result in total mortality of 50 percent"
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First event of the year is going on now.
News, videos, results and live stream coverage of the 2019 Bass Pro Tour B&W Trailer Hitches Stage One Presented by Power-Pole on the Kissimmee Chain.
Coverage is a little spotty but that is to expected out in the middle of nowhere. Not the dink fest some thought it would be. Pretty cool to be able to see what the guys are doing instead of just what they caught.
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