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Fishing the DMV Podcast
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Educating the public about conserving our local natural aquatic resources through digital entertainment.
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Fishing the DMV is the 1# Outdoor Digital Media & Podcast. Our content services the surrounding area of D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
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Educating the public about conserving our local natural aquatic resources through digital entertainment.
Vision Statement:
Fishing the DMV is the 1# Outdoor Digital Media & Podcast. Our content services the surrounding area of D.C., Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
Check out our other social media sites!!!
Instagram @fishingtheDMV
Facebook @FishingtheDMV
You can also email me at: fishingtheDMV@gmail.com
Bassmaster New Rules? NPFL makes a big change and bans Forward Facing Sonar "Live Scope"
Fishing the DMV Call-In Show! I want to hear from all of you!!!
Join us this Monday Night Live (on a Tuesday) as we open up the lines to listeners to discuss a major development in the world of competitive bass fishing. The National Professional Fishing League (NPFL) has announced that starting with the 2025 season, the use of forward-facing sonar technology will be banned during both official practice and competition.
This decision comes after extensive discussions and highlights the challenges of incorporating such advanced technology into competitive fishing. Forward-facing sonar has revolutionized how anglers engage with their surroundings and strategize during competitions by providing unparalleled insights into fish behavior. However, this advancement has also raised concerns about maintaining the sport's traditional competitive balance. The NPFL's decision seeks to address these concerns by ensuring a broader range of techniques and skills remain essential to the competition, preserving the diversity that defines the sport.
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If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please reach out to me at fishingtheDMV@gmail.com
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Catoctin Creek Custom Rods: CatoctinCreekCustomRods
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www.jakesbaitandtackle.com/
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#Bassfishing #fishingtheDMV #breakingnews
Join us this Monday Night Live (on a Tuesday) as we open up the lines to listeners to discuss a major development in the world of competitive bass fishing. The National Professional Fishing League (NPFL) has announced that starting with the 2025 season, the use of forward-facing sonar technology will be banned during both official practice and competition.
This decision comes after extensive discussions and highlights the challenges of incorporating such advanced technology into competitive fishing. Forward-facing sonar has revolutionized how anglers engage with their surroundings and strategize during competitions by providing unparalleled insights into fish behavior. However, this advancement has also raised concerns about maintaining the sport's traditional competitive balance. The NPFL's decision seeks to address these concerns by ensuring a broader range of techniques and skills remain essential to the competition, preserving the diversity that defines the sport.
Please support Fishing the DMV on Patreon!!!
Patreon: patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast
If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please reach out to me at fishingtheDMV@gmail.com
Please checkout our Patreon Sponsors
Jake’s bait & Tackle website:
www.jakesbaitandtackle.com/
Catoctin Creek Custom Rods: CatoctinCreekCustomRods
Tiger Crankbaits on Facebook!! tigercrankbaits
Jake’s bait & Tackle website:
www.jakesbaitandtackle.com/
Fishing the DMV Facebook page: Arensbassin/?ref=pages_you_manage
Fishing the DMV Instagram page: fishingthedmv?
#Bassfishing #fishingtheDMV #breakingnews
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James River Bass Fishing with BFL Winner Chris Brummett
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On this exciting episode of Fishing the DMV, I have the pleasure of speaking with BFL James River winner Chris Brummett. Chris gives us an in-depth look at his second win of the year and his first ever on Tidal water Please support Fishing the DMV on Patreon!!! Patreon: patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please reach out to ...
SECRETS REVEALED Marylands DNR Tidal Black Bass Manager Ryan Gary
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On this exciting episode of Fishing the DMV, I have on Maryland’s DNR Tidal Black Bass Manager Ryan Gary. We delve into Ryan’s background, and we talk about the state of our largemouth fisheries!! Please support Fishing the DMV on Patreon down below: patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please reach out to me at fishingtheDMV@...
SHOCKING TRUTH!!! Kayaks & Jon Boats taking Over Bass Fishing?!?!
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On this exciting Monday Night Live, Has the bass boat industry reached its peak, or is it evolving? We dive deep into the current state of the bass boat industry and discuss whether it’s facing a slowdown or simply transforming. We'll also recap the NVKBA Kayak Tournament from this past weekend, highlighting standout performances and emerging trends in the kayak fishing community. Plus, we'll b...
SECRETS REVEALED!!!! Virginia's Overlooked Bass Fishing Paradise!!!
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On this exciting episode of Fishing the DMV. I talk with Shane Flint of Shane Flint Outdoors who runs of the largest online tournaments groups. Shane helps us breakdown the fantastic fishing opportunities in the Fredericksburg, Virginia area that includes: Abel Lake, Motts Run, Hunting Run, Ni Reservoir, Lake Mooney, and of course the Rappahannock River!! Please support Fishing the DMV on Patre...
Bassmaster Controversy Johnston brothers & Trey McKinney
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On this exciting Monday Night Live will be going over the final BASS event on the St. Lawrence river and all of the BASS drama that unfolded over the weekend. Please support Fishing the DMV on Patreon down below: patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please reach out to me at fishingtheDMV@gmail.com Please checkout our show Spo...
Deep Creek Lake Maryland Bass Fishing & Secrets to Landing 100 Trophy Bass!!!
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On this episode of Fishing the DMV I have a conversation with Jason Paugh. Jason is a local stick-on Deep Creek Lake, the largest lake in Maryland. Jason just made Maryland history by catching over 100 Maryland State Certified trophy sized Bass!! We get to learn about how he did it, and so much more!!! Please support Fishing the DMV on Patreon down below: patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast If you...
History of Potomac River Bass fishing with Local Legend Bob Pettey
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Bob Pettey runs a very successful Potomac Teams tournament circuit. Over the course of several decades, he has witnessed remarkable transformations in the mighty Potomac, and has meticulously documented the catch weights of innumerable tournaments held throughout the years. Please support Fishing the DMV on Patreon down below: patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast If you are interested in being on t...
The Invasion of the Snakehead Fish, Northern Virginia
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On this exciting episode of Fishing the DMV, I am joined by the one and only James Hall! James has an incredible story that you won't want to miss-he's transitioned from the fast-paced world of racing cars to the equally intense pursuit of Snakeheads in Northern Virginia. Tune in as we dive deep into James's journey, and why snakeheads have such a fast growing fan base. Please support Fishing t...
Susquehanna River Summer Fishing Report with Ewing Minor, Jake Harshman, & Bill Durboraw
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On this exciting episode of Fishing the DMV, I have on Mid Atlantic Kayak Bass Fishing series Day 1 Winner Bill Durboraw and Bassmaster Susquehanna River Champ and day 2 Mid Atlantic Kayak Bass Fishing series Champ Ewing Minor. Please support Fishing the DMV on Patreon!!! Patreon: patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please re...
Buggs Island (Kerr Reservoir) Summer Fishing Report with local stick Will Nash
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On this exciting episode of Fishing the DMV I talk with local stick Will Nash. Will is kind enough to come on the show and give us an in-depth Fishing Report and how to approach Kerr Reservoir. Please support Fishing the DMV on Patreon: patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please reach out to me at fishingtheDMV@gmail.com Will...
CATCH MORE BASS!!! Potomac River Summer Fishing Tips with Blake Miles & Cooper Casillas
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On this exciting episode of Fishing the DMV, I have on Blake Miles and Cooper Casillas who just won the Elite 70s Team event on the Potomac River. They drop some serious knowledge on fishing Tidal River during the dog days of summer!! Please support Fishing the DMV on Patreon: patreon.com/FishingtheDMVPodcast If you are interested in being on the show or a sponsorship opportunity, please reach ...
TAME THE DRAGON!! The Crazy world of Snakehead Fishing with Steve Kambouris
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On this exciting episode of Fishing the DMV, I am thrilled to have on Steven Kambouris from Kambotrout Fishing on UA-cam. Steve is one of the most respected snakehead anglers out there. In this episode, we dive into everything related to the world of snakehead fishing. We talk about Steven's beginnings, his journey on UA-cam, and his passion for chasing these incredible fish. We also explore th...
Juniata River Fishing Report with Larry Okonski & Jake Harshman
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Potomac River Summer Bass Fishing with Local Stick Todd Langford
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Upper Potomac Smallmouth Tournament Winner Kerry Timms | Monday Night Live 61#
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SECRETS REVEALED !!! Virginia Creek Fishing opportunities with Victor Albert
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Summertime James River Bass Fishing with Matt McCluskey & Matt Strykul of SB Fishing
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NEW STATE FISHING LAWS !?! & Potomac River Fishing Report with legend Captain Steve Chaconas
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Upper Potomac Fishing Report with Shallow Water Fishing Adventures Guide Service.
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How to become a Pro Fisherman with Virginia Native Curt Shaw
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Potomac River with Jeff Greene of Shallow Water Fishing Adventures Guide Service.
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HEAR ME OUT!!! The Unwritten Rules of Tournament Bass Fishing ethics
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LIVESCOPE RUINING Fishing?? a Biologist Explains Forward-Facing Sonar
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Smith Mountain Lake, VA Summer Bass Fishing Report with Billy Kohls
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Fishing Adventures with Kyle McCann of The Kurrent
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Lake Anna, VA Summertime Bass Fishing Secrets with Tyler Heuple of High Pole Guide Services.
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Great job Thomas! Very interesting stuff!
Alex Legg from Delaware Bass Club would probably work with you on electric only Division TXs
If they would draw Lake Guntersville down 6ft in the wintertime, I think it would fix alot of the problem. Or it would at least kill back alot of the grass population every year without having to spray chemicals in the lake. Lake Chickamauga has a draw down every year. I don't see near the problems there.
Really enjoyed listening to this Thomas! Very interesting stuff! Thank you sir!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Bass just made a new rule. Didn't read up on it. Jake's bait just released the presser
I just posted about it! Limiting Live Sonar Transducers: Competitors are restricted to one FFS (live sonar) transducer, mounted on the trolling motor at the bow of the boat. A vetted list of acceptable transducers will be provided. 2. Screen Size Restrictions: Total screen size for head units on boats is limited to 55 inches to reduce safety concerns caused by potential blind spots. 3. Single Electric Motor Rule: Only one electric motor is allowed per boat, no more (trolling motor brakes)
Forgive my ignorance, as I am still learning these DMV river fisheries and the tournaments. Are the bags limited to largemouth, or is a mix of large and smallies acceptable? I know largemouth tend to be larger, but there are some slob smallies out there.
No problem, for any bass fishing tournament, you’re legally allowed to bring in largemouth, or smallmouth and some locations where they are spotted bass/Alabama bass you are allowed to bring them in as well as long as they are of legal size 😊
People want to ban forward facing sonar not for conservation reasons, but for viewing reasons. It’ll take a while to provide enough data to prove that forward facing sonar alone is affecting bass fishing negatively. Personally, I’ve been watching bass fishing for 34 years, I’m a lifetime member of Bassmaster for 31 years, and I have fished 138 BFLs. I like the old way bass fishing was shown and that was with highlights. Showing eight hours of live fishing is boring to me no matter if you’re using FFS or not because you have to wait for a catch. Posting highlights saves me from wasting eight hours of my life. Keep FFS to increase the number of catches and weights and let the organizations show us a diverse amount of highlights to keep us excited and educated. Have all the anglers put 360 GoPros (make them a circuit sponsor) in their boats and have them send clips to the organizations to highlight their catches, patterns, and equipment to help promote their sponsors. They can use the same video for their UA-cam channels.
No rangefinders in pro golf is good comparison 💁🏻♂️
Oh shit that’s a much better comparison!
Hope he’s my boater this weekend😂
Good stuff Thomas! Enjoyed listening to Chris! Thank you sir!
What an idiot. Posting thing for views that want to be kept quiet.
7 side always a killer spot. Green pumpkin red flake senko. Caught my pb over 9lbs on the upper lake.
So interesting! Great show!
Dude I think about that old in fisherman book with the black tape in the blank pool all the time!
Having something to practice for you is nothing new,its been going on forever. Even the greatest bass fishermen ever got his brother to practice for him on lakes off limits to him. In the late 80s thru the 90s if you didn't have someone prefishing for you, you wouldnt stand a chance. You noticed how some of these guys went to pieces in MLF.
true
A fine job Thomas! Was really interesting to listen to! Thank you as always!!
Thank you sir!!! Paddle fish are crazy!!!
well done guys!
These are by far my favorite conversations to record! I’m so glad to get back to this and away from the drama stuff 😊
Spoiled rotten cry baby
If they have paperwork stating they own the lake then that would be their spot.... but they dont. Not their spot. Whoever gets there first that day.
We went up last month for a little family vacation and ive never been so petrified on my boat in my life. Didnt really get to fish at all but loved the area. Im all for people having fun on the lake but theres no reason for people being so reckless and operating so close to one another.
It sounds like your trip had its ups and downs-I'm glad to hear you enjoyed the area, but it's unfortunate that your time on the water was so stressful. Safety on the lake is definitely a big concern, and I completely agree that there's no excuse for reckless behavior out there. Everyone deserves to have fun, but it should never come at the expense of others' safety or peace of mind. Hopefully, the next time you're out on the water, it's a much smoother experience, and you get to enjoy some quality fishing time. Thanks for sharing your experience-it's a good reminder for everyone to stay safe and considerate on the lake.
I’ve been fishing out of a coleman crawdad since 95’. You can trick them out however you want.
That's awesome! The Coleman Crawdad is a classic, and it's impressive that you've been using it since '95. They’re incredibly versatile boats, and you're right-you can really customize them to fit your needs. Whether it's adding a trolling motor, modifying the seating, or rigging up some rod holders, there’s a lot you can do to make it your own.
Thanks @jimmygoesfishing for the shoutout! ✊🏼Great topic and convo as always!
Very interesting stuff! Thank you Thomas!
You're very welcome! If you have any more questions or some other topic let me know!
where the bass at tho
agreed!
I live on the Maryland PA border. Love fishing the electric reservoirs with my cuatom Jon boat. Also love to hit the upper susquehanna with my kayak and torqueedo
That sounds like an awesome setup! Fishing the electric reservoirs with a custom Jon boat must be a great experience, especially with the peaceful environment those places offer. The Upper Susquehanna is also a fantastic spot, and having a kayak with a Torqueedo motor gives you the best of both worlds-quiet paddling and the ability to cover more water efficiently. What kind of fish are you usually targeting in those areas?
I really enjoy your podcasts. Lynchburg VA here... This is the best channel for DMV fishing info!
Thank you so much for your support! It’s awesome to hear from a fellow angler in Lynchburg, VA! I'm thrilled that you're enjoying the podcast and finding it helpful for DMV fishing info. If you ever have any topics or questions you'd like us to cover, feel free to let me know. Tight lines! 🎣
One thing people don't realize is that you can't blame it all on livescope! Not when almost every top pro has been putting videos online to teach people!
Don't move in on someone while they are fishing! If you leave, then fair game! You don't own the water! It sucks when you leave an area to maybe let it rest, or maybe you're rotating spots, but that's the risk you take by leaving a spot! I sat on a spot almost 8 hours because I caught a good limit within the first hour.....
People have been finding spots by watching videos since the dawn of UA-cam! And even before when tournaments were aired on T.V.
Pro fishing has become a circular masterbation party
What is the best route to trailer a boat from Gaston to Smith Mountain Lake without taking all those little side road that Google maps send you. Where can you get Mister Twister 6” grub tail? Back in the day these were my spinnerbait trailers. I used to get 100 pack black and white bite off most of the grub so the hook would come out just ahead of the tail.
You're not doing your homework if you really didn't know about Rick Cheatham. Kinda says a lot about your lack of research before making any accusations.
Where are come from you was considered a man at 17 years old.
Great episode. Good info.
it is a rumor about Ni. A lot of folks say that to keep folks off of the lake.
"No Fish Ni" hahaha! it's a good lake!
I wonder who coined that phrase? 😜
Great show Thomas! Really enjoyed listening to Shane! Some great information!
Thank you sir 😁
How is having a fishing coach any different from professional golfers who have coaches than know the courses on which the tour events are played?
I agree they just need to polygraph the coaches as well
No one owns the spot but getting that close to anyone should be disqualified
Isn’t there disqualifications for fishing to close to each other I know there is in our club
He’s had the same “coach” since he started
Gee invited others to the spot to get on them. But if it's the Johnston brothers, sorry I'm the leader so don't fish here.
Dude... Trey has had this coach for years. He was his fishing partner and taught him the things he needed to do to get to the elites and how to survive in the tournament world. He doesn't have to give Trey waypoints or anything else. No offence but you need to do your homework before touting misinformation. Trey is a stick. Had his own tv show at 12 where sticks were actually teaching him patterns and how to fish structure. Trey can find his own spots. Ricks real last name is Cheatham. He's a former FLW pro. Once again, homework. Oh by the way, its Johnston not Johnson. Cory was in the wrong. The spot doesn't have their name on it. They even said on live it was a "community hole".
If you actually listen to the episode all the way through you would know the conclusion reached which is the correct one is that Trey is not guilty of anything. My point was about how professional organizations should approach the broader idea of Fishing Coach. While Trey’s achievements are impressive and undeniable, the conversation about coaching in professional fishing is bigger and there should be a conversation about it.
@@fishingthedmv you're right I didn't watch the whole episode. I'd go back and watch the rest but just what you said there was enough for me. Anglers have always had mentors help them along. The only difference here is that Trey actually acknowledges him as his coach. Most of these elites never made it on their own and will tell you that. As we see the youth movement explode we're gonna see more of this. It's what we've been working for for years.
You don't get it. Trey no longer has a coach. There hasn't been one ever since he got to the elite series. You really need to do research before opening up your hole. How you have this many subscribers breaks my brain. There's two brain cells here both fighting for third place. Actually do research! @@fishingthedmv
What you're saying is factually incorrect
I appreciate your perspective and understand where you're coming from. Mentorship has always been a significant part of any sport, including fishing, and there's no doubt that having someone guide and support you can make a huge difference in an angler's career. Acknowledging that relationship openly, as Trey does with his coach, is commendable and sets a positive example. The broader conversation isn't about the value of mentorship but about how these relationships are managed in the context of competitive fairness. As the sport evolves and more young anglers come up through the ranks, it’s important to have clear guidelines to ensure that everyone competes on an even playing field. This is especially true as the distinction between a mentor and a coach can sometimes blur, particularly when it comes to sharing information or strategies. Your point about the youth movement in fishing is well taken-it's exciting to see the next generation stepping up, and with them, the sport will continue to grow and adapt. As this happens, it's crucial that we maintain a balance between honoring the traditional mentor-mentee relationships and ensuring the integrity of the competition. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, and I hope you'll consider watching the rest of the episode to get the full context of the discussion.
Fishermen shouldn't need a referee in the boat. Should be a gentlemen's sport... problem is at this level they get blinded by trying to make a dollar and develop a fan base and common sense unwritten rules go right out the window.
The idea that fishing should remain a "gentlemen's sport" without the need for referees in the boat is an admirable sentiment rooted in tradition. However, the reality of modern competitive fishing, particularly at the professional level, presents challenges that necessitate a more structured approach. As the sport has evolved, so too has the level of competition. With higher stakes-such as significant monetary rewards, sponsorship deals, and media exposure-comes the potential for increased pressure on anglers. This pressure can, unfortunately, lead to situations where the "gentlemen's rules" are overlooked or misinterpreted. The introduction of referees in the boat isn't about undermining the integrity or spirit of the sport; rather, it's about ensuring fairness, consistency, and transparency in a high-stakes environment. Additionally, having referees in the boat can protect the reputation of the sport and its participants. When common sense or unwritten rules are violated-whether intentionally or unintentionally-it can lead to controversy, which in turn can harm the sport's image and the public's trust. Referees serve as impartial arbiters, ensuring that the competition is conducted fairly and that any disputes are resolved promptly and objectively. while the notion of fishing as a "gentlemen's sport" is noble, the realities of professional competition make the presence of referees a necessary evolution. Their role ensures fairness, maintains the sport's integrity, and supports its continued growth in a modern, high-stakes environment. Unwritten rules can create several problems, particularly in competitive environments: Inconsistency: Unwritten rules are open to interpretation, leading to inconsistent application. What one person considers fair might be viewed differently by another, creating confusion and potential conflicts. Lack of Accountability: Without clear, written rules, it's difficult to hold participants accountable. If there's no official standard, enforcing rules becomes subjective, which can lead to disputes and resentment. Unfair Advantage: Those with more experience or knowledge of these unwritten rules might gain an unfair advantage over others, especially newcomers who aren't aware of these informal guidelines. Increased Disputes: Unwritten rules often lead to more disputes because there’s no clear reference point. Disagreements can escalate when participants have different understandings of what’s considered acceptable behavior. Hinders Growth: For a sport or activity to grow and attract new participants, there needs to be clear, transparent guidelines. Relying on unwritten rules can make it difficult for new participants to feel confident and welcome, potentially hindering the growth and development of the sport.
That's all public water none of them own any of it!!! People can fish where they want when they want and if there's a problem we can pull up to the bank and talk like men!
Obviously you don't watch football mr. "Joe madden" lmao. It's John Madden
As you can tell, I got one too many concussions from football