For those who tried to twist one of the greatest "instinctive" fisherman's words in the last one of these was posted. Mr. Clunn makes it a little more clear abut his opinion. He said it a little louder for those in the back to hear this time.

Please skip to 17:48, it should start pretty close

He ain't scared he's motivated. That can be dangerous especially with his knowledge already.

This is a good listen.

You cannot listen to that and have a valid argument against what he said. Great way to explain it.

Someone will come along and say he did not say it should not be banned from tournaments.

The part about KVD was interesting.

That was awesome. Doesn’t want to be stuck in mediocrity and wants to learn and win an event scoping.

Yes the KVD thing was definitely interesting?

A. I.

This

Rick told me way back early when I started this game I wouldn't be making a living on tournament winnings. That was a little bit of a shock to me. It was sponsors that put a pay check in your wallet. Winnings were just gravy.

Tyler would be perfect for a sun screen sponsor.

I look at all this FFS situation through his perspective and he brings some sanity to the whole situation. The way technology is growing in literally everything that exist 10 years from now we'll look back at current FFS and it will look like it is from the prehistoric era. The big three in this game will be in a "here hold my beer and watch this" mentality as far as advancements are concerned. FFS is here to stay. Does it need to be regulated? From a safety standpoint yes if an angler is getting so many sonar units on his or her boat they can't see what's ahead of them. Cost/what a tournament angler spends on it, yes.
Is it like spot lighting deer to use FFS? I'd have to say a resounding NO. Think about what happens to a spotlighted deer, it winds up in someone's freezer. These fish for the most part don't, at the end of the day they are still swimming around in the lake.
"I don't like watching tournaments that allow FFS because the anglers are doing nothing but staring at their sonar screens" as opposed to staring at the shore, stumps, weed line, or where their lure landed in open water. They are always going to be staring at something and some are just going to talk to the camera more than others.

It’s not spotlighting- that’s a horrible analogy- if the tech ever gets that good I’m confident it would be banned in tournament fishing.

Finally finished the podcast this morning, the answer to the KVD thing was ! I thought he was joking, sounds like there might be a tiny grudge for him leaving to go to the flip flop league.

How's it spot lighting then? Bass aren't dying, deer do.......there's a MAJOR difference in my book.