I understand the need to win in order to maintain one's income in the sport. It is still a shame one has to set aside their integrity to do so.
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I understand the need to win in order to maintain one's income in the sport. It is still a shame one has to set aside their integrity to do so.
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I think it’s just nature of some individuals. Even before the money there were those willing to cheat. It really is a shame and sad to see.
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Amazing how big this story is. Even the New York Times covered it.
Shame on them. Imagine being one of their sponsors & what comes back on them. Add the chance to win money to fishing and it brings out the worst in some people.
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A major player in the crappie tournament game got busted in 2019. He had won tens of thousands of $$ over his career. Many suspected his cheating for years. He got busted for fishing a lake that was off limits during a national championship.
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Sad. A sport to enjoy and some will ruin it because of greed.
they say money is the root of all evil , seems reasonable to me , but they left out fame and notoriety ,
a tossed salad of look at me and where is my check ?
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