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Old March 13th, 2005, 03:58 PM
Bob La Londe
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Personally I fish mostly team tournaments, and I feel it eliminates most
conflicts between boaters and non-boaters. Of course since I won't be
making it...

For a two day even I think a team format with random draws for boater and
non-boater and no team can fish together two days in a row makes it as level
as you can get.



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"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
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The Mid-Tenn Classic is set up as a team event where one boat can only

have
five fish weighed in at the end of the day. This is pretty much the way

that
we've had all of the MTC's so far and does promote a team effort to the
tournament. But it appears that some people are having conflicts about

this
way of thinking.

So here's my question, and I'm open for anything. We want everyone to have

a
good time and to put all indifferences aside, so would you like to see the
rules changed where the MTC is a one against one tournament or keep it a
team effort? It just takes about 3 minutes to alter the rules page, so

let's
hear your vote and the majority will win.

Have fun y'all!




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Old March 16th, 2005, 01:43 AM
alwaysfishking
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Ok lets stop this nonsense right now. here is how it will go.

1. we get together and draw/select teams for day 1

2. Everyone fish's hard, we get back to the launch and we BS about this fish
and that fish and a couple fish will even be weighed. We all talk about how
lousy it is that the rain/cold front moved in and how the fish shut down

3. We BS about this fish and that fish and we drink and eat. Everyone
decides that the lure from the guy who caught two fish is the lure to go to.

3. Awards after day 1, still anyone's game for day two We draw partners for
day two

4. We drink some more. Still anyone's game

5. sleep,wake up and fish hard again. Some will catch a few and some will
not. We get back we weigh fish and we eat and drink some more.

6. We laugh, we laugh some more. We BS about this fish and that fish and we
go to the awards ceremony. Somebody wins and no one is disapointed at the
results.

7, we all go home counting the months to the NWC

If your coming to the MTC with just winning a tourney in mind, you might be
disapointed. On the other hand if your coming for good times and some time
out on the water with people that for the most part you talk with over this
NG, you will get more out of it then you could ever imagine. Good people,
good times and even some fishing thrown in.


That being said, Victory is MINE!!!!!! :-)

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"Bob La Londe" wrote in message
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Personally I fish mostly team tournaments, and I feel it eliminates most
conflicts between boaters and non-boaters. Of course since I won't be
making it...

For a two day even I think a team format with random draws for boater and
non-boater and no team can fish together two days in a row makes it as
level
as you can get.



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** www.YumaBassMan.com


"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
...
The Mid-Tenn Classic is set up as a team event where one boat can only

have
five fish weighed in at the end of the day. This is pretty much the way

that
we've had all of the MTC's so far and does promote a team effort to the
tournament. But it appears that some people are having conflicts about

this
way of thinking.

So here's my question, and I'm open for anything. We want everyone to
have

a
good time and to put all indifferences aside, so would you like to see
the
rules changed where the MTC is a one against one tournament or keep it a
team effort? It just takes about 3 minutes to alter the rules page, so

let's
hear your vote and the majority will win.

Have fun y'all!






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Old March 16th, 2005, 02:01 AM
Charles B. Summers
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Very well said, Randy... except that last line.


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
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That being said, Victory is MINE!!!!!! :-)

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Old March 16th, 2005, 10:46 AM
alwaysfishking
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Hell Charles, my money is on you..or Joe, all I do know for certain is I
will be on the back of the Nitro on day two, that's a given
"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
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Very well said, Randy... except that last line.


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
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That being said, Victory is MINE!!!!!! :-)

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Old March 17th, 2005, 02:19 AM
Charles B. Summers
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Thank You Randy, and you're always welcome on my boat!


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
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Hell Charles, my money is on you..or Joe, all I do know for certain is I
will be on the back of the Nitro on day two, that's a given
"Charles B. Summers" wrote in message
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Very well said, Randy... except that last line.


"alwaysfishking" wrote in message
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That being said, Victory is MINE!!!!!! :-)

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