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Old 08-06-05, 09:56 AM   #1
Fish2win
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Default ESPN and Fishing.

These guys are starting to get on my nerves. First they try to get all the pros to act like Icconeli, then they cheapen the sport by displaying all those small dinks oin national TV. Now there is absolutely no fishing on ESPN.To people that dont fish the display of those little 12 inch bass was like the big bad sportsman picking on the baby fish.
Pro fisherman on TV used to be a little humble and gave credit to the devine power instesd of acting like a bunch low class bums by yelling and screaming over the catch.
The fact that ESPN threw Jimmy Houston out because he refused to display a beer logo on his boat shows how they really feel about sportsmans rights and religeous freedom. They are reducing the sport to plain old corporate dollars and bottom lines. Fish2win
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