Man I just love how exciting February is for sports. Up next on ESPN2: 11 hours of fishing. Hell yes!
Every minute of the excitement of the 38th Bassmaster Classic, from multiple Classic venues, will be presented by ESPN2, ESPN Radio and www.Bassmaster.com. ESPN2 will provide 11 hours of programming through the three days of competition, topping off the extensive coverage with two more hours Feb. 28.
Just be careful about going to that Bassmaster website. I initially forgot to type in the "B" and ended up at a very different site. Different, yet also intriguing.
(Note: Apologies for the Russian interjections in the video. If you can find the untainted clip, please send it along.)
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Haha, taint.
assmaster is a solid site, but I prefer meatspin.
11 hours of commentators saying "pretty fish" and "good eatin' fish"
ESPN in February: Stuff you can nap to.
11 hours of waterboarding would be alot more fun…
For a second, I thought the Scary German Guy from Monster Squad was behind me.
Watching a bunch of guys fishing for 11 hours still beats having to watch 2 minutes of Women's College Basketball.
Hey we have pitchers and catchers reporting in Columbus, Ohio. that should be fun to follow.
Rybalka. Well, I've learn that there's no Russian equivalent to "nananananana", or sounding joyful … With Leather, come for the boobs, stay for the Slavic Languages insight.
When I think fishing I think of this: [www.gofishtx.com]
I just love the group name.
Readykilowatt, do you think that TWAT has a strict 'catch and release' policy, or do they just let go of the fishing rod so they don't have to touch the fish?