Cullin on Boom Lake
 

Is there any reason a tournament couldn't measure each catch,
immediately release and count every fish caught? Culling is made moot.
Of course, you wouldn't have fish to wave around at the weigh-in but
some drama would still exist.

Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers wrote:
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I also wanted to add, I find it interesting that professional walleye
tournaments can be successfully run here in the state under the same
no-culling rule. As a matter of fact, there have been several national
championships decided here in Wisconsin.

Why is it that the PWT can run successful walleye events here, but BASS and
FLW cannot?

Cullin on Boom Lake
 

mhood wrote:
Is there any reason a tournament couldn't measure each catch,
immediately release and count every fish caught? Culling is made moot.
Of course, you wouldn't have fish to wave around at the weigh-in but
some drama would still exist.

If rofb ever had a tournament like that I might break with
long-standing precedent and fish in it.

And yes, you guys can consider that fair warning. LOL !!
Have fly rod, will travel ! ;-)

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Ken Fortenberry

Cullin on Boom Lake
 

"mhood" wrote in message
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Is there any reason a tournament couldn't measure each catch, immediately
release and count every fish caught? Culling is made moot. Of course, you
wouldn't have fish to wave around at the weigh-in but some drama would
still exist.

Yeah, that could be done, but part of the fun is seeing the fish that come
in at weigh-in.
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Steve @ OutdoorFrontiers
http://www.outdoorfrontiers.com
G & S Guide Service and Custom Rods
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Cullin on Boom Lake
 

mhood wrote in
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Is there any reason a tournament couldn't measure each catch,
immediately release and count every fish caught? Culling is made
moot.
Of course, you wouldn't have fish to wave around at the weigh-in but
some drama would still exist.


Sure-

Less going on at the weigh-in means less face-time for the sponsor's
posters.

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Scott
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