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Originally Posted by Chuck7
Thanks PA Yote
Buck..I was seriously going to join Bass masters last Tuesday.I fish with some of their members...After I counted the cost...100.00 a month i let the idea go..I spend qquite a bit on hunting and to be honest with ya..I'd rather kill a deer than win a bass tournament..The president has left me a message on my email wanting me to call him..I haven't yet. Good luck on your tournament..
I was really happy to land a 7 pounder on 10 pound Trilene..I know you also use light lone..if not lighter..I will say I pushed the button twice..still not totally trusting the drag..LOL
Buck..will you be fishing by yourself or with someone else ?
With Bass masters..you are randomely drawn placed with a boater...Tournaments are 40.00 each with most pay offs at 900.00 The non boater must also give the boater 35.00 for gas etc. They a tournament every month and 2 meetings a month..Fishing is from safe light to 3.00 PM
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The series I am fishing this year is called RDT of Michigan. It covers the state and generally puts up 60 to 80 boats a tournament. Today we had 72. 2 anglers a boat, my partner has a 2009 Ranger, 19ft. $125 a boat per tournament, $15 membership fee per year. First place, pending on number of boats, is over $2,000 a tournament. They also have a final classic in October.
I have bulked up a bit on all of my bass rods, with the exception of my one finesse rod. 65 pound power pro, couple 17 pound flouros, many 12 pound monos, as well as a few 20 pound power pros. Not as much need for lighter line as I had once thought. On some rods I leader down via blood knot to a flouro leader of lighter test.
Today was on one of the toughest fisheries in Michigan, place a few spots better than the middle of the pack today.... Rough going.