Here�s a random question since there is some trail talk about to start up. MLF is great for TV, but how many of you think you�ll be running to the store to drop a bunch of money on lures that catch a bunch of small fish? I just don�t see how this is going get serious fisherman excited about heading out to the lake or breaking out their wallets. I know Bassmaster has less video, but isn�t there a fair amount suspense in guys swinging for the fence on the final day of a tournament. Like Jordan Lee on the final day of Conroe. I think you�ll see days like these get over shadowed by someone catching a bunch of 12� fish on dropshots and Ned rigs. I guess things may morph into something different and you have a lot of options when you have all of the big guns, but I don�t see the MLF format in its current state holding up long-term. There�s my .02, that and a buck will get you a cup of coffee at the Valero station down the street.

I've seen them catch big fish on big fish lakes. Like when they were in Texas. I've seen them catch small ones also. They show them catching all fish not just big ones. J lee caught big fish on a Texas lake where there were big fish. They are always s looking for big fish edit especially if they know they are on the bottom of the board and they will know it cause of the score tracker. They show all fish being caught, unlike bass master only showing certain guys catch big ones. I don't get the complaint. I like the fact they get on a lake in the morning not knowing what to do till they get there to figure it out, not knowing what to do days ago in advance

Watch MLF at Naconiche.... Lots of good fish caught. I think it's a better representation of what fishing is. I've been blessed to have caught some nice fish but I've caught way more small fish. Not knowing what lake they are going to or having spots given to them by local guides prior to getting there is a bonus for me watching them try to figure it out.