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Re: MLF Toyota Series [Re: InTheClear] #15378425 04/16/25 09:18 PM
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Originally Posted by InTheClear
As much as people will throw shade at the tournament angler and his speed, the guide sitting still in the middle of the interstate on a foggy morning is just as responsible for not assuming something like that could happen.


He isn't remotely responsible, would i have sat there with that going on? No but that said he bears zero responsibility

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Re: MLF Toyota Series [Re: WAWI] #15378428 04/16/25 09:21 PM
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As much as people will throw shade at the tournament angler and his speed, the guide sitting still in the middle of the interstate on a foggy morning is just as responsible for not assuming something like that could happen.


He isn't remotely responsible, would i have sat there with that going on? No but that said he bears zero responsibility


I see your legal point, would his client be alive today had he headed to shore?

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Originally Posted by InTheClear
As much as people will throw shade at the tournament angler and his speed, the guide sitting still in the middle of the interstate on a foggy morning is just as responsible for not assuming something like that could happen. When in doubt, head to the shoreline, even doing that presents a risk.

What a ridiculous statement.

Re: MLF Toyota Series [Re: grandbassslayer] #15378438 04/16/25 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by grandbassslayer
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As much as people will throw shade at the tournament angler and his speed, the guide sitting still in the middle of the interstate on a foggy morning is just as responsible for not assuming something like that could happen. When in doubt, head to the shoreline, even doing that presents a risk.

What a ridiculous statement.


This will be ruled in a Civil Case in the future, bet on it!

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Re: MLF Toyota Series [Re: InTheClear] #15378441 04/16/25 09:31 PM
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Originally Posted by InTheClear
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As much as people will throw shade at the tournament angler and his speed, the guide sitting still in the middle of the interstate on a foggy morning is just as responsible for not assuming something like that could happen. When in doubt, head to the shoreline, even doing that presents a risk.

What a ridiculous statement.


This will be ruled in a Civil Case in the future, bet it!

No doubt the scum bag lawyers are already circling like sharks. It’s tough to run a business nowadays- always a target in your back. Right or wrong doesn’t matter they can break you defending yourself. Motor noise would have been everywhere- guy was hiding behind an island which one would assume is safer than the main channel. Any jury that finds him guilty is just as dirty as the lawyer that takes the case.

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As much as people will throw shade at the tournament angler and his speed, the guide sitting still in the middle of the interstate on a foggy morning is just as responsible for not assuming something like that could happen. When in doubt, head to the shoreline, even doing that presents a risk.

What a ridiculous statement.


This will be ruled in a Civil Case in the future, bet it!

No doubt the scum bag lawyers are already circling like sharks. It’s tough to run a business nowadays- always a target in your back. Right or wrong doesn’t matter they can break you defending yourself. Motor noise would have been everywhere- guy was hiding behind an island which one would assume is safer than the main channel. Any jury that finds him guilty is just as dirty as the lawyer that takes the case.


While I agree with your last statement, the family of the deceased maybe persuaded that they have no other choice but to seek restitution. I can visualize opening arguments, " would your client be alive today had you used caution and proceeded to shore instead of electing to remain in your position, yes or no?" As for now, prayers for all families involved and may lessons be learned in the future.

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Re: MLF Toyota Series [Re: J.H.S.] #15378444 04/16/25 09:43 PM
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Flint is also a guide. Zona has done a show with him

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Originally Posted by J.H.S.
I feel bad for him and his family, but I feel worse for the people he killed due to a poor decision. Unfortunately he is going to have to pay a price for being negligent. Bad deal all the way around but totally avoidable.

And if he's got a conscience this will haunt him for the rest of his life.

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Are there any known facts on fatalities?


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Both “professionals” could have easily prevented this. I would never run in the fog. I would never sit in the middle of the lake in the fog.

Re: MLF Toyota Series [Re: InTheClear] #15378482 04/16/25 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by InTheClear
As much as people will throw shade at the tournament angler and his speed, the guide sitting still in the middle of the interstate on a foggy morning is just as responsible for not assuming something like that could happen. When in doubt, head to the shoreline, even doing that presents a risk.


That’s like saying the person killed by the drunk driver was responsible because they were on the road.


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Originally Posted by J.H.S.
Originally Posted by InTheClear
As much as people will throw shade at the tournament angler and his speed, the guide sitting still in the middle of the interstate on a foggy morning is just as responsible for not assuming something like that could happen. When in doubt, head to the shoreline, even doing that presents a risk.


That’s like saying the person killed by the drunk driver was responsible because they were on the road.

Yes we’d have to live in a bubble to avoid potentially calamity that we would have the opportunity to sue someone else for. Never fly again because planes have crashed- the list is a mile long. It’s why insurance is so expensive- and to quote Mr Kennedy- it’s why the label on shampoo bottle has a warning “do not eat”

Re: MLF Toyota Series [Re: bloo_rainger] #15378489 04/16/25 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by bloo_rainger
Are there any known facts on fatalities?

https://texasfishingforum.com/forum...378380/re-mlf-toyota-series#Post15378380

Appears they did allow anglers to weigh in day 2 fish https://majorleaguefishing.com/circuits/invitationals/results/

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Re: MLF Toyota Series [Re: J.H.S.] #15378505 04/16/25 11:14 PM
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Watch for insurance companies to look into what they are paying out for these avoidable accidents and lobby for some changes that will cost all of us in one way or another.


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Re: MLF Toyota Series [Re: B.K.S.] #15378508 04/16/25 11:16 PM
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Originally Posted by B.K.S.
Watch for insurance companies to look into what they are paying out for these avoidable accidents and lobby for some changes that will cost all of us in one way or another.


If you fish tournaments, insurance cost will sky rocket.

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