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Old 04-26-2008, 09:47 AM   #1
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The question is......Is this a "boat fish" or is it a "shore fish" or is it time we simply recognize that this as a new class of fishing?



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it already is recognized as a different type of fishing...skishing!
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Old 04-27-2008, 04:40 PM   #2
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it already is recognized as a different type of fishing...skishing!
I should of been more specific,what I meant was what about fishing tournaments what kind of class do they fall into,boat or shore fish,or soon to be skishing?I don't belive I've seen this check box in the class selection yet when signing up for a tourny.

Skishing has been around for only a short while it's growing rapidly many fishermen seek this for a number of reasons,but it's still in it's infancy stages,I personally don't think it been entirely recognized as a whole new fishing strategy.

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