nolin?????

[leakinwader]

Dont take this wrong guys, but.......
I'm glad you guys are talking Greek to my ear .
Have a buddy who used to do tourney's and to me it sounded sketchy at best.
Think the world of you guys and learn from you, but, I'll stick to fishing for food and for family time.
Best of luck in your pursuits.
Have a great weekend, Tommy.

[raincheck]

Heck even the elite prefish all but the day before and that day is for paring up and safety talk.I knew which tournament it was and if they draw boats its because guys didn't read rule 23.So thats my heads up for the season and they need too drop that rule asap or go down with the ship.

[DaveR]

just because someone has more time to prefish (find biting fish and the best spots to hit during an upcoming tournament) doesn't mean they are a better fishermen. Some may feel that showing up to a body of water without recent prior knowledge somewhat evens the playing field. I always liked off limits rules in a club myself, but have certainly fished a bunch of tourneys with no offlimits period where 3 days fishing leading up to the day of the tourney gave me a good advantage over some of the others. I'm talking Barkley, No matter how many days I spend prefishing Nolin, I can't seem to get much more than 11 lbs, where David and Gary would have 17 or more. my 2 cents

[raincheck]

This time of year the lakes are changing so much that prefishing don't help just ask everyone who did it this week.