Adapt or Die
Adapt or Die
“Good!” a lot of the anglers would probably say in response to that last statement.
“Good!” a lot of fans would probably say as well.
No, it’s not 130 pounds at Falcon, 120 pounds at Santee or 110 pounds at Fork. Philly wasn’t even close – Ike won by 8 pounds. Half of the fish weighed in at OH Ivie recently could have swallowed KVD’s winning catch at Pittsburgh. Still, those tough, grind-em-out events add diversity and complexity to the schedule. They require different skill sets than returning to more patternable, more conventional venues. There’s nothing wrong with a tournament at Guntersville or Grand Lake or St. Clair, but something truly out-of-the-ordinary has to happen there in order for a single event to enter the pantheon of greatness.
READ IT ALL AT INSIDE LINE: https://www.insideline.net/peteweighsin/adapt-or-die
Re: Adapt or Die
If you like a challenge fish the US Open at lake Mead!
Adapt or Die is what B.A.S.S. needs to do and recognize there is bass fishing west of the Rocky Mountains.
Tom
B.A.S.S. life member since 1968
Adapt or Die is what B.A.S.S. needs to do and recognize there is bass fishing west of the Rocky Mountains.
Tom
B.A.S.S. life member since 1968
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