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Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: Brent S] #13326220 10/29/19 05:05 PM
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Is this new trail going to allow jackpotting? PTT would have worked if they had made everyone pay the year's entry fees up front, like Pack and I did. We got taken for a ride on that PTT deal. Was presented as the same 100 teams for the full year. Rayburn boys jackpotted the first one and most never showed for another. Same with the RayBob event. I still have a bad feeling toward the organizers of that PTT train wreck. As for freezing your butt off in the back of the boat, probably a good idea. We ran 45 miles north the first morning of the Rayburn tourney. About the coldest and most miserable I've ever been. Ended up with frost bitten finger tips after day two.


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Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: fouzman] #13326274 10/29/19 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by fouzman
Is this new trail going to allow jackpotting? PTT would have worked if they had made everyone pay the year's entry fees up front, like Pack and I did. We got taken for a ride on that PTT deal. Was presented as the same 100 teams for the full year. Rayburn boys jackpotted the first one and most never showed for another. Same with the RayBob event. I still have a bad feeling toward the organizers of that PTT train wreck. As for freezing your butt off in the back of the boat, probably a good idea. We ran 45 miles north the first morning of the Rayburn tourney. About the coldest and most miserable I've ever been. Ended up with frost bitten finger tips after day two.


Yep, that was a bad deal

Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: John175☮] #13326323 10/29/19 06:18 PM
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Originally Posted by John175☮
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Didn't you and Yates fish the Platinum thing? Man that was a good concept, except there was something going on with the Bud Lite fishing organization that appeared to be a little sketchy cool


Yates fished it, I sat in the back of the boat freezing my a$$ off... grin


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Does anyone have the video of Mark and Greg making the take-off run?


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Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: Douglas J] #13326359 10/29/19 06:42 PM
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Didn't you and Yates fish the Platinum thing? Man that was a good concept, except there was something going on with the Bud Lite fishing organization that appeared to be a little sketchy cool


Yates fished it, I sat in the back of the boat freezing my a$$ off... grin


roflmao roflmao roflmao

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Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: Brent S] #13326473 10/29/19 08:08 PM
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I wish I did!!

I think Jonesy was wearing a welder's helmet and full blown Eskimo parka


True story...

Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: Brent S] #13326499 10/29/19 08:27 PM
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There is no pre-qualificaiton requirements, just send in your resume and they will select 125 anglers based on your resume....so it appears anyone has a chance based on their credentials....sure you are going to get some stick in there, why would you not, you need publicity....they are paying down to 44th, so 1/3 gets paid and all 125 fish all 3 days, not just a cut on the final day


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Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: fouzman] #13326927 10/30/19 01:30 AM
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Originally Posted by fouzman
Is this new trail going to allow jackpotting? PTT would have worked if they had made everyone pay the year's entry fees up front, like Pack and I did. We got taken for a ride on that PTT deal. Was presented as the same 100 teams for the full year. Rayburn boys jackpotted the first one and most never showed for another. Same with the RayBob event. I still have a bad feeling toward the organizers of that PTT train wreck. As for freezing your butt off in the back of the boat, probably a good idea. We ran 45 miles north the first morning of the Rayburn tourney. About the coldest and most miserable I've ever been. Ended up with frost bitten finger tips after day two.


Yates and I jackpotted Rayburn and then bolted... bolt

Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: Brent S] #13326935 10/30/19 01:32 AM
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Sounds like they already have a full field of angler applications.

Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: Brent S] #13327051 10/30/19 02:35 AM
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For those that aren’t on BBC, sounds like a winner trail.

https://youtu.be/oHqqE3YfHi0

Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: Jarrett Latta] #13327488 10/30/19 03:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Jarrett Latta
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Well 30,000 a year just in tournment fees plus another 5,000 in travel exspense (guesstimation) your in it for 35,000 min. You would need a very good full time job with very flexible hours sounds If I had to guess I would say you need to make 100,000 a year to afford this trail. If you say sponsors pay for it then how can you have a full time job with any sponsor commitment. It seems to me you will have a very hard time making that work in the real world at least the one I live in. Maybe some can but 125 people. Not saying it wont work I just dont think the working man will be the ones filling out the field. So if not the working man then who?


A bunch of guys that have the cash and a few sticks that'll clean up


Guys who don’t have regular jobs but have cash or a lot of credit .
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Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: Brent S] #13327532 10/30/19 03:56 PM
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Schedule it around the around the Big 3 and I'll bet they'll get some of the bigger names.

I would like to see some events on the national tours go to the West Coast too.


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Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: buda13] #13327702 10/30/19 06:38 PM
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Owners annual gross profit from entry fees only after all payouts = $619,000.

If you factor in them getting some sponsorship cash, minus their expenses, they probably won't starve. smile


Clearly I’m in the wrong business....


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Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: H2O Seeker] #13327713 10/30/19 06:56 PM
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Originally Posted by H2O Seeker
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Owners annual gross profit from entry fees only after all payouts = $619,000.

If you factor in them getting some sponsorship cash, minus their expenses, they probably won't starve. smile


Clearly I’m in the wrong business....


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Divided by 5 people in the owners group somehow. They aren't going to be millionaires off this deal!


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Re: National Professional Fishing League [Re: David Burton] #13327731 10/30/19 07:18 PM
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The endorsements and media incentives will be where they pick up more revenue but in a seemingly saturated market already it will be interesting to see who signs on as title sponsors. Toyota has shown their loyalty.


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