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Dick · 10-30-2007, 09:23 PM

You want to ban bass tournaments? You are kidding . . . right? . . . right?

The vast majority of bass tournaments are bass clubs. The average size club in NH is 14 members which means there are 7 boats involved. There are only a few tournaments that have as many as 79 boats . . . none that I know of with 100 boats.

Would you ban bass tournaments of any size . . . or with 14 boats . . . or ? How about other fishing derbies . . . should we try to get rid of them too?

What else would you like to ban? How about boats with big displacment hulls? Of course there is already a plan afoot to get rid of the big performance boats and drive them into the ocean.

10-30-2007, 09:23 PM	#15
Dick Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Cute village in New Hampshire Posts: 36 Thanks: 1 Thanked 9 Times in 5 Posts	You are kidding . . . right? You want to ban bass tournaments? You are kidding . . . right? . . . right? The vast majority of bass tournaments are bass clubs. The average size club in NH is 14 members which means there are 7 boats involved. There are only a few tournaments that have as many as 79 boats . . . none that I know of with 100 boats. Would you ban bass tournaments of any size . . . or with 14 boats . . . or ? How about other fishing derbies . . . should we try to get rid of them too? What else would you like to ban? How about boats with big displacment hulls? Of course there is already a plan afoot to get rid of the big performance boats and drive them into the ocean. __________________ We can achieve only that which we "see" in our vision, believe is possible, and expect to manifest.