Things are a little slow on the boards as we all focus on work early in the week and play is
taking a break. It seems that Summer is into the mode, and the Elites are back into swing as they hit Wheeler this week.
Wheeler has been red hot lately, and the fishing is super up there! It will be another slug fest as they move into the Tennessee waterways, and finish this turn with Kentucky Lake! You need to set your teams and get ready to turn the corner into turn 3 as we have passed the midway point on the season!
Can Doug Drummonds continue his reign at the top with *8760 Points, as he leads the entire group in Fantasy Fishing? Can Kerry Short take advantage of that inside track to jockey here teams among the Elite Wives Club? Will Phil Addison's knowledge give him the chance to make those final moves, that count most as the season winds into the end of the backstretch? Then theres Ward with his newbie ability, is it enough to overtake all? Or will Pete Robbins come on late using those contacts, and gut feelings, to make the right rotations?
Alas, then theres poor Don Barone, a true newfound bass enthusiast who befuddled his way into our group and trails. And your Always Welcome here D.B., though as an ESPN writer and analyst you could have a better grip on the bite. Or maybe we should respect that your team is comprised without that insider perusing that Mrs. K.S. uses. Martha Stewart would be proud of her! Though you DB, on the other hand, have no fear of compromising your values in your Quest. At roughly 185th position in the two (2) BCB groups your safe in protecting your honor! Let the Hula Skirt Pickem' on the swing as you travel, nice method. Of course holding just in front of DB is the able, and former BASS Asst. Tournament Director Randy McBride, who is at around 180th position ~ in a stellar performance.
Then there those true and tried anglers in Mike Lucas (173rd), Cranston (158th), Estes (136th), Sanders (139th), Lasiter (114th), McGehee (111th), and more who have not defended their right to passage well in this season of warriors and Fantasy Fishing. How do we earn your honor at 157th Uncle Big Red?
What about last years stunning performance by J. Risley, who is now at 80th, or how did Rod Rinta fall to 147th this season. No braggin' being found in this group this season! "Cat" got your tongue boys?
Oh well Boys! It's just a game, and a game we have all enjoyed.
Now lets hit the water! Both have and will be plenty of fun!
BCB
Wheeler has been red hot lately, and the fishing is super up there! It will be another slug fest as they move into the Tennessee waterways, and finish this turn with Kentucky Lake! You need to set your teams and get ready to turn the corner into turn 3 as we have passed the midway point on the season!
Can Doug Drummonds continue his reign at the top with *8760 Points, as he leads the entire group in Fantasy Fishing? Can Kerry Short take advantage of that inside track to jockey here teams among the Elite Wives Club? Will Phil Addison's knowledge give him the chance to make those final moves, that count most as the season winds into the end of the backstretch? Then theres Ward with his newbie ability, is it enough to overtake all? Or will Pete Robbins come on late using those contacts, and gut feelings, to make the right rotations?
Alas, then theres poor Don Barone, a true newfound bass enthusiast who befuddled his way into our group and trails. And your Always Welcome here D.B., though as an ESPN writer and analyst you could have a better grip on the bite. Or maybe we should respect that your team is comprised without that insider perusing that Mrs. K.S. uses. Martha Stewart would be proud of her! Though you DB, on the other hand, have no fear of compromising your values in your Quest. At roughly 185th position in the two (2) BCB groups your safe in protecting your honor! Let the Hula Skirt Pickem' on the swing as you travel, nice method. Of course holding just in front of DB is the able, and former BASS Asst. Tournament Director Randy McBride, who is at around 180th position ~ in a stellar performance.
Then there those true and tried anglers in Mike Lucas (173rd), Cranston (158th), Estes (136th), Sanders (139th), Lasiter (114th), McGehee (111th), and more who have not defended their right to passage well in this season of warriors and Fantasy Fishing. How do we earn your honor at 157th Uncle Big Red?
What about last years stunning performance by J. Risley, who is now at 80th, or how did Rod Rinta fall to 147th this season. No braggin' being found in this group this season! "Cat" got your tongue boys?
Oh well Boys! It's just a game, and a game we have all enjoyed.
Now lets hit the water! Both have and will be plenty of fun!
BCB
