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I had no idea about somebody using the electronics until the day after and it didn't affect my placing at all.SPRO sent out the email of the lie detector results showing somebody questioned why the winners used the electronics. It just seemed odd to me that a SPRO employee who is also a guide on the lake the tournament is on seemed a little shady. We had a great time and culled up numerous times but not enough to finish in the money. I won 2 duckett rods in the raffle so it was a great time. I just was curious as to other people's opinion on the situation

The rules stated "No Guides" but didn't make any mention of waypoints. I wasn't in contention to win,but had I known a contestant was using a SPRO employee's electronics I would have never signed up. It seems extremely shady. We had a great time as this was my wife's first tournament but we may choose another tournament to fish

Saturday SPRO held a crankbait only tournament at Guntersville. We didn't finish in the money but still it was a great tournament and good ledge fishing..... I got an email from SPRO that was sent out to everybody that competed in the tournament with the lie detector results. The winners used electronics from somebody who works at SPRO and that person also have a guide service on guntersville. The question was asked "Did they use any of the waypoints?" They said no and passed the test. In your opinion is this cheating or just shady?

I have a few times and its full of 10"-12" bass. The small pond in the back is the one I go to

I'm hoping it would keep the boat from turning due to the dual spikes

Has anybody tried it? If the spikes were mounted in a ^ type roughly 2' apart would it work? Not sure of the bracket needed for that but I'm sure somebody has tried it before