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Okay guys, Peter told me he would make this a sticky so that we can discuss the Classic all weekend long with out taking up a lot of board space. Anything and all things Classic post it here. Tomorrow kicks off the first day of the Super Bowl of bass fishing.
Thanks for this Peter.
It will be on ESPN2 in the Morning, right?
mike and mike will be live at 6am on 1260am radio.
Here is the schedule for coverage:
BASS and ESPN2 bring you all the action of the 2009 Bassmaster Classic February 20-22.
TELEVISION
2009 Bassmaster Classic direct from Shreveport-Bossier City, La., over 11 hours of coverage Saturday and Sunday on ESPN2.
TV Schedule
Watch ESPN Radio's Mike and Mike in the Morning Show, live from the Classic launch on Friday, February 20 from 6 am to 10 am ET.
Bassmaster Classic mini-marathon, Sunday, February 22 on ESPN Classic starting at 1 pm ET.
BASSMASTER.COM
For behind the scenes footage, real time leaderboard and event coverage starting February 20. Visit Bassmaster.com.
Live Weigh-In Coverage - via ESPN360 starting at 4 pm ET daily.
Thank You for posting the schedule. :)
Anybody got a prediction? I'm thinkin Hackney, but could be Ike. Or maybe Clunn if his tin boat strategy works he could get into some water nobody else could.
mike and mike in the morning stinks, the only thing they did was talk to KVD for 5 minutes.
[QUOTE=Trophyhunter8;356058]mike and mike in the morning stinks, the only thing they did was talk to KVD for 5 minutes.[/QUOTE]
Hey Trophy. what you have to realize is that Mike and Mike is a sports show, not a fishing show. Even though there were not a lot of interviews and such, the Classic got tons of publicity because Mike and mike is the highest rated of all of ESPN's radio shows.
Also, before Mike and Mike went off the air, they gave a leader update. KY's own Kevin Wirth was in 5th place, and Kelly Jordan was in 1st, with four fish at around 7 lbs.
That much coverage is weigh (pun intended) more than normal!!!
I guess your right
It's 1:45 PM and KVD doesn't have a fish. I guess trying to catch fish in 2 feet of water with 30-40 spectater boats in there with you is tougher than you think.
My pick is Scott Rook