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03/18/19 03:37 PM
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sbump26
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Could use some guidance with weigh in procedures for a bass fishing tournament. Just found out I will be helping with the weigh in but I don't have any experience running one. Tournament is this weekend. What is needed to keep the fish alive while weighing in? Have a scale. Help!
Put the plug in.
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Re: Help needed
[Re: sbump26]
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03/18/19 03:38 PM
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sbump26
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Should note I crappie fish and have never fished a tournament.
Put the plug in.
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Re: Help needed
[Re: sbump26]
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03/19/19 12:56 AM
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Ken Starling
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What type event? How many boats? Those would be some questions to kinda get the help started.
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Re: Help needed
[Re: sbump26]
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03/22/19 08:25 PM
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THAPCO4
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Mesh weigh bag, scale and notepad are basically it. Just be sure and if there are lots of boats don't have the people standing in line for too long with fish in their bags.
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