Yes. You just have to either pay $10 a month to get episodes as they are shot or pay $20 for an entire season worth after filming is complete. You can also buy lake bundles.

They are coming back to TV next year.

Great!
Which channel? Back on local TV or My Outdoor TV channel or something else?

Promising move. You don't have a legitimate professional league if your professionals have to pay massive entry fees to participate, in my opinion. I hope they figure out how to sustain this model.

I also would not pay a cent to watch a fishing competition streaming online, live on television, or whatever, and I love competitive fishing as much as anyone.

With that said, and now this is going to be a so called "true Professional" league. How do people qualify each year coming up? Is it always going to be invite? I just ask because MLF left some high quality anglers off their invite list, and invited some guys that haven't done anything in years.

They kept the original 24(?) anglers from MLF which is how guys like Kelly Jordan got in.

I feel like the MLF group is a group of guys just trying to make as much money as they can with little regard to the future. I see this as a perfect example because the entry fees could have served as a safety net incase there was a slow start and the sponsor revenue did not work out and you know there will be growing pain. In the end, I hope it all works out because there are a bunch of good guys risking it all here.

May also have to do with the fact that KJ is one of the original owners of MLF and was instrumental in creating the trail.

I could care less and dont know anything of the mysterious workings of the business of professional bass fishing. I'm going on record as predicting a massive failure and an overall cluster F across the board. There are probably 30 people in the world who actually make a living "professional bass fishing" the rest are trust fund babys, made their money doing something else, are married to doctors, or are just flat broke and too silly to realize what they are doing is basically nonsense if supporting a family is the goal. That's where I come down on this and this opinion is purely that. I'm sure an expert in the field will show up to dispute this and point out all the brilliant success stories.