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Old 03-17-2010, 11:00 PM
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Per person entry fee sounds good but if it is a stringer tournament boat teams are the way to go. I hate to say it but if you give 100% to charity you are going to lose people. The 4th of July Rodeo gives plaques or trophies and they have very little turnout for the inshore divisions. I also think there should be a no Pro/Guide rule. The second Bruce Baugh singed up 98% of the people there had no chance of winning. Google Bruce and you will see he is as pro as it gets trout fishing. I was surprised he showed up for this type of thing, I guess his corky sales are down
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Old 03-17-2010, 11:07 PM
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Per person entry fee sounds good but if it is a stringer tournament boat teams are the way to go. I hate to say it but if you give 100% to charity you are going to lose people. The 4th of July Rodeo gives plaques or trophies and they have very little turnout for the inshore divisions. I also think there should be a no Pro/Guide rule. The second Bruce Baugh singed up 98% of the people there had no chance of winning. Google Bruce and you will see he is as pro as it gets trout fishing. I was surprised he showed up for this type of thing, I guess his corky sales are down
I think if you cut out the money payout the people it will eliminate are the guides/pros from competing...
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I think if you cut out the money payout the people it will eliminate are the guides/pros from competing...
One of the reasons I support 100% entry fee to charity....also, think about those that volunteered time and talent for a charitable cause....didn't seem right to speckdaddy, fool, micah and others when the cash started being handed out.

Trash fish pot winner take all? Seems okay with those kinda optional side bets. But the overall winning team just oughta get a nice trophy/cup to keep for a year....
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Old 03-18-2010, 05:28 PM
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One of the reasons I support 100% entry fee to charity....also, think about those that volunteered time and talent for a charitable cause....didn't seem right to speckdaddy, fool, micah and others when the cash started being handed out.

Trash fish pot winner take all? Seems okay with those kinda optional side bets. But the overall winning team just oughta get a nice trophy/cup to keep for a year....
Generally people go to Casino's because there is a chance they will win big money. Its the same with fishing tournaments, no matter what the cause the tournaments with the big turnouts are the ones with good pay outs. Everyone wants to help the kids but most also want to feel like they have a chance to win big.
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Old 03-19-2010, 08:33 AM
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Generally people go to Casino's because there is a chance they will win big money. Its the same with fishing tournaments, no matter what the cause the tournaments with the big turnouts are the ones with good pay outs. Everyone wants to help the kids but most also want to feel like they have a chance to win big.
I knew i had no chance of winning especially after my motor trouble but I fish because its what I love to do....It did not affect my choice to enter again for as long as we have the tourney just because someone who has been fishing a lot longer than me won. I was actually excited when somebody said he was in the tourney because I knew he would be bringing in some hawgs. As Ross said I hope that I can get my skill level to somewhere close to his one day. The only reasons I showed up for the tourney were to support a great cause, meet a bunch of new people, and spend some time on the water and if I caught some fish it was an added bonus..
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I knew i had no chance of winning especially after my motor trouble but I fish because its what I love to do....It did not affect my choice to enter again for as long as we have the tourney just because someone who has been fishing a lot longer than me won. I was actually excited when somebody said he was in the tourney because I knew he would be bringing in some hawgs. As Ross said I hope that I can get my skill level to somewhere close to his one day. The only reasons I showed up for the tourney were to support a great cause, meet a bunch of new people, and spend some time on the water and if I caught some fish it was an added bonus..

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I knew i had no chance of winning especially after my motor trouble but I fish because its what I love to do....It did not affect my choice to enter again for as long as we have the tourney just because someone who has been fishing a lot longer than me won. I was actually excited when somebody said he was in the tourney because I knew he would be bringing in some hawgs. As Ross said I hope that I can get my skill level to somewhere close to his one day. The only reasons I showed up for the tourney were to support a great cause, meet a bunch of new people, and spend some time on the water and if I caught some fish it was an added bonus..
you and guys like you are the reason we had sucjh a great event!!!!!!
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Per person entry fee sounds good but if it is a stringer tournament boat teams are the way to go. I hate to say it but if you give 100% to charity you are going to lose people. The 4th of July Rodeo gives plaques or trophies and they have very little turnout for the inshore divisions. I also think there should be a no Pro/Guide rule. The second Bruce Baugh singed up 98% of the people there had no chance of winning. Google Bruce and you will see he is as pro as it gets trout fishing. I was surprised he showed up for this type of thing, I guess his corky sales are down
Hey guys we made this an open event. When bruce signed up i was thrilled. I mean guys here is one of the best big trout fishermen in the state and he came to OUR tourney to donate his money and compete. We put up the money to help get people excited and we never thought we woulda had as much stuff as our spondors sent. Its only gonna get better guys
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Hey guys we made this an open event. When bruce signed up i was thrilled. I mean guys here is one of the best big trout fishermen in the state and he came to OUR tourney to donate his money and compete. We put up the money to help get people excited and we never thought we woulda had as much stuff as our spondors sent. Its only gonna get better guys
I can promise everyone this - that I will bust my butt for sponsors for 2011. We had great sponsors this year, but was bad timing with regards to some of the other majors due to their year end budgeting. This year we have the turnout numbers and overall participation to support the cause - game on!!

With regards to "pros" fishing - the SC Tourneys are open to all SC members. Plus, I'd rather be spanked by Bruce as opposed to Catdaddy
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Old 03-18-2010, 05:21 PM
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I can promise everyone this - that I will bust my butt for sponsors for 2011. We had great sponsors this year, but was bad timing with regards to some of the other majors due to their year end budgeting. This year we have the turnout numbers and overall participation to support the cause - game on!!

With regards to "pros" fishing - the SC Tourneys are open to all SC members. Plus, I'd rather be spanked by Bruce as opposed to Catdaddy
In general terms I'm just trying to make the point that overall turnout next year could be hurt when people see who won this year. As for myself I like the level of competition that someone like Bruce brings. The only way to get to the next level is to compete against people that are already there.
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