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LilDrgn (US)

I am a personal Custom Rod Builder In Lincoln, Nebraska. When I'm not building, I'm Fishin'.

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Seperate Tournaments Please

Posted Jul 21, 2008 by LilDrgn (US)
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 I think all or most tournaments should be split between North and South like they did with Largemouth Bass. I understand that some species (mainly Saltwater Species) are not widespread, but I feel that by splitting other tourneys like Catfish, Crappie, Bluegill, etc... and even Musky and Pike would help Bountyfishing get more entrys and would help other regions be in the competition. Anyone agree with me, please post so we can get this to the Bountyfishing administration.
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dustyflair
dustyflair (posted Jul 25, 2008)
Open it up to all 3 species of major catfish and split the division into North South so the North will be safe, and watch the BIG KITTY'S COME as well as the ENTRY FEES.
dustyflair
dustyflair (posted Jul 25, 2008)
I just want to be able to enter a catfish tourney. As it stands I can't as the channels around here are small. The blues and Tabby's could compete though.
David11
David11 (posted Jul 23, 2008)
i see your point and agree totally but then bounty would have to split prize money because sponsors and entries only go so far.
FISHINMA
FISHINMA (posted Jul 22, 2008)
Your right! I think Bounty Team is onto our plea! Smiles! MA
DAWSON
DAWSON (posted Jul 22, 2008)
i agree with u! LBM in north is much smaller than south but some may complain about the first prize will also be split.
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