Agree 100%. Catching is the easy part, finding not so easy

I’d go out on a limb and say Michelle Jalaba will make the classic and be a contender as the first female to win a classic. The drive and desire is certainly there!

Women tend to be really good at networking/gathering and strategically/diplomatically sharing information.

I would love to see them holler "it's a Giant"

I see what you did there.

Yeh. But it’s all gossip.

That's a lie, you'll never hear one of them repeating gossip..........
so you better be sure and listen close the first time!

J.K. ^^^

As mentioned before I think it might come down to instincts and execution.
I can't tell you how many times I've been on an unfamiliar lake and stopped somewhere just because it felt right, and caught fish. Only to go back the next time and never get a bite. Fishing in the moment, noticing the slightest weather change and having the knowledge to draw from to know what to do is also a major factor...TOW.

Not anytime soon!

I bet Judy Wong could

How many women are willing or able to put in 200 - 250 days a year on the water? And by able I mean a combination of physically and mentally able, and will their home life allow it? Once you see that type of commitment, along with some natural talent, it's possible.

Ahhh No, and No woman will be the masters winner or heavy weight champion of the world for that matter. If they want to do their own thing , god bless um and good luck. Let the boys have this to themselves. let the gals do their own, why do we need to mix it ?

Mix it?? Women are allowed, this is not a sport that men have a natural physical advantage.

When the Women's BassTour was running in 2005 , 06 an 07 there were about 5 of them that dominated. When it all ended some of them fished the opens.
None them qualified for any BASS tour. But some continued on other tours for awhile.