Expo is always good, better than weigh in.
I agree the Expo is awesome! Weigh ins overall are boring as heck to attend in person IMO with the exception of one... the final day at the Classic. Pretty cool to see the champ crowned.
But if you read what Boyd D said last year, the 2020 Redcrest was going to be even more awesome. How did that work out for them?... lol
There not being a Redcrest is kind of representative of their whole clown show. There’s no there, there! Of course, it can’t be left without mention there is speculation that, in a knee jerk reaction of excuse making, MLF has unofficially claimed that the Redcrest will return in spring of 2021 to coincide with when the classic traditionally is held. One has to wonder which clown in the show devised that plan of action and if they think the sponsors are going to support that type of event cramming down their throats. Me seems to think MLF loses in that power play too. Whoa is them and their water boys.
At this juncture, it certainly begs the question, at what point will the anglers that acted like lemmings going to wake up and ask themselves if they were lemmings? Let’s go fishing boys, put a happy face on for those cameras and the sponsors!
Ugh!
http://www.bassfan.com/news_article...ers-working-20-classic-expo#.XjnA9y9Omf1As a fan of the Classic Expo, I hope there is a Redcrest expo that rivals it. Why wouldn’t any avid angler? Boat shows have begun to dwindle. So, I hope MLF has a successful show for the fans.
The more the better.
On the surface that sounds nice, but when one gets into the weeds of it there is one organization that is hell bent on trying to undo the other. MLF has big plans for the Redcrest... read the linked article, but the reality of it is it’s apparent the desire to make things better for the anglers and the sponsors, is not there, but to act out some agenda derived from a vendetta. All things considered, I think that’s indisputable.
But something has got in the way of those plans, at least for 2020 which the article was focused on. Are there financial troubles that are dictating the decision to not have the 2020 Redcrest as that article speaks about? One could easily draw that conclusion considering recent events and things that have been spoken about. And then you have them also cancelling the FW Cup and taking off with the purse, and by doing the same with Redcrest, maybe it was a way to keep the corporation from leaking even more red ink,... who knows, but the anglers are the ones getting burned. One thing is for sure though, if the Redcrest is revived in some future year, it will never replace or supersede BASS which has over a half million members or the Bassmaster Classic, which has 50 years of success under its belt. MLF couldn’t keep the Redcrest going for 2 consecutive years and it’s arguable it was even recognized by fans as being a iconic event, let alone something that can “rival” BASS and the shows they put on.