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 BFL structure?
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02/18/13 01:45 AM
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TtownBassDude
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Are the co anglers randomly selected like FLW? I keep reading where people are "looking for a co angler". Anyone fish bfl as a co angler to help explain
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Re: BFL structure?
[Re: TtownBassDude]
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02/18/13 01:46 AM
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z NICK
Extreme Angler
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sign up w a boater at same time your garunteed to be "ENTERED" in the tournament, you will still be "randomly" paired with a boater, not necessarily the one you "linked" with
 Whether you think you can, or you think you can't... Your right--- Henry Ford
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Re: BFL structure?
[Re: TtownBassDude]
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02/18/13 01:50 AM
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TtownBassDude
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Is signing up together cheaper?
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Re: BFL structure?
[Re: TtownBassDude]
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02/18/13 01:52 AM
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senko9S
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TFF Guru
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no, just a guaranteed spot, totally random draw.
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Re: BFL structure?
[Re: TtownBassDude]
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02/18/13 01:56 AM
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COHLMEYER
TFF Team Angler
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For the BFL it's not that big of a deal if you don't have a guarantee link. Bfl draws more coanglers than boaters normally. Boaters are have been pretty much guaranteed for years.
Link to help a coangler get in the tourney... It's way harder for them.
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Re: BFL structure?
[Re: TtownBassDude]
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02/18/13 02:34 AM
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Ken Denney
Pro Angler
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There are probably 20 or more co-anglers on the waiting list for the Toledo Bend tournament and 20 boaters who are in but are not paired with a co. If they were paired up those Co-anglers would be in. For the boaters it keeps you from having to split the boat with another boater. It doesn't happen to often but it has.
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Re: BFL structure?
[Re: TtownBassDude]
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02/18/13 02:40 AM
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RMOROTT21
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I know last year there was atleast two tourneys were they and a few boater on boater draws
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Re: BFL structure?
[Re: TtownBassDude]
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02/18/13 03:46 AM
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jmj201
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You should give the BFL some thought. Great trail, with a no entry fee regional where the winning boater takes home a new Chevy truck and Ranger boat and the winning co angler takes home a new Ranger boat. And the top 6 from regionals go to the ALL American where everyone gets a check and they supply you a fully rigged Ranger.
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