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Didn't see or hear about any of the Horsin'Around guys steppin up to help the Cold Steel guys save the Oswego Pro Am. That says a whole lot about Tom and his team!!!!!!

Looks like a false apoligy to me as. The Horsin' Around name just showed up on 8/30. Whats that all about? Guys didn't want to use their real screen names? Just sounds like some real sore losers to me. I believe apoligies in person would be a much better way to correct their mistake!!!

Yep agree

Way to go Guys. Good Job. Glen's lucky to have you guys as friends!!!! Oh yea -last years autopilot would have been a litle more difficult to get out.LOL.

Nice fish and Beautiful day for all. Congrats Guys and Gals.

There also were at least 10 pro teams from Mexico and Oswego who did not come back, Perhaps there are more reasons that haven't been discussed. All we can do is promote for next year.

Eliminating the observers for Am teams as Sodus is doing this year would help alot. An observer is going to cost between $100 and $200 for 2 days and is a big expense for them. We'll se how it works out there. I'll talk with some of the Ams fishing it. Also an extra guy on a 18 ft. boat for a team of three can be an issue.Tom Allen has the right idea I think in the use of Lie Detector (random tests). Used to do it before and could start it again for the Pro-Am for both Pro and Am. Just my thoughts.

I agree Pete and can only hope that getting the word out about this years event will draw more Am teams for next year. I for one am going to talk with as many possible old Am teams in an attempt to find out the answer to your question.Also, I'm going to promote entry by as many new teams as I can find for next year. I remember years where there were between 20 and 25 Am teams.And perhaps thru response to this, maybe some will jump in and help us improve attendance for next year.What do you think guys?Let us know? Thanks Pete.

Just a few more comments about Saturday & Sundays weigh in and awards ceremony: It felt good to see the interactions between Pro and Am teams.The interaction was I believe created by the no comm. Everyone giving accounts of what occured during the day of fishing.Haven't seen this in a while and I personally am glad it's returned to the event. So I too, am very much looking forward to 2014. How bout some more teams return in 2014 and also I invite others to join us for what was a very social good time weekend with old and new friends.Lets face it -Thats what it really is about!!!! See you all at Sodus and Oswego 2014.

Not yet. Just these pictures of board. http://www.lakeontariounited.com/fishing-hunting/topic/38061-2013-oswego-proam-results/

Big Thank You to the following individuals for keeping the Tournament around-Hopefully growing again also: Burke and Rob for picking up the ball and making it happen. Tom Allen and Steph. for all the work on the internet and with sponsers. Dave and Veronica Turner for their hard work. Penny Lyman for showing up and doing a great job after some long days. Shane Broadwell who's been around for along time with his support. Steve and Steve Jr. for running the fish check-in along with Penny. Gentlemen running the Scale. All those who worked on the rules and policies to restore the good times. And everyone else behind the scene's who donated their time and Prizes. Team Trouble Shooters.

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Seems a little High!

C'mon Paul you know he believes Calcutta's jinx him. I heard he learned from Pacific Time Todd. LOL. Also if he got in he'd have taxes to pay on that.

And they can all deduct their expenses also. Lets not be foolish and give the goverments money they don't deserve!!!!

Have been fishing kings for a few years and ya can't tell how big untill they hit a scale. Even when their on the boat floor your estimate can be off by a few pounds. Of course one's lost are the reason for the classic big fish Story.

Yep and their all ending up in his box for tournament weigh-ins.