I predict a lot of beer wil be drunk, a ton of laughing will be done, and
firends not giving a damn about who won, just that we got together again and
the old friends showed up. I love the fact that I get to be picked as a
non-boater again so that I can possibly fish with some old friends such as
my adopted son, Charles. I can't wait until we're all together again, I just
wish that a lot of the guys on this group could make the get together one
time to find out how much enjoyment there is among this group. See you guys
in a couple of days.


"Charles B. Summers" charles wrote in message
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You can see this years Mid-Tenn Classic roster he
http://www.midtennclassic.org/roster.htm for an updated list of
contestants.

Who has what it takes to win this tournament?

Justin and I have fished here together a couple of times and we know the
lake fairly well.
Joe's been here a time or two himself.
I'm awaiting secret instructions from my good friend Jack Dalzell who has
won a tourny or two on the lake.

But with that in mind... I'm going to hand the first place off to someone
who has never seen the lake! Why? Because that's how these ROFB events
are! Here's how I see it.

Charles (me) will be too busy laughing to catch anything decent.
Justin will get into his tournament mode and while catching a limit...
will forget what time weigh in is.
Steve will be too busy playing with that purty new boat if his.
Joe H. will also weigh in a limit, but will come within a fraction of the
actual first place finish.
Sean Barton will have an awful hangover on day two, but you never know
about those damn Michigan boys.
Jerry Barton, well... he's another Michigan boy AND knows my secret baits
and places.
Randy Lisk will prevent any of the second place spots from being filled.

But, coming out from left field is Pat Gustafson to seal the overall win
with one fish that will shatter any and all rofb records.

There's mine... what's your predictions?