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Permalink Reply by Jeff Grimes on March 11, 2014 at 8:43pm

I vaguely remember participating in one of those up at the Championship at Banks with a Spiderman fishing rod......and an empty half rack box.

Jake Boomer said:

The final event will be a pitching competition - 1/2oz jig, old beer mug, 30 yards... Hobb's will buy dinner to whoever can beat him 2/3....

Permalink Reply by Sparkles on March 11, 2014 at 9:33pm

Surprised a beer mug was chosen. Would have guessed a wine bottle!!

Permalink Reply by Jake Boomer on March 12, 2014 at 11:15am

Grimes was part of the original, "Pitch for Dinner" Challenge. And a Spiderman rod was the weapon of choice. I've attached proof of this original challenge. You may notice some familiar faces.

An important note: Although there was a winner of the original Pitching Challenge, the winner of the Boat Tournament is not shown in this picture.

The distance at which the challenge takes place is variable. It usually grows in parallel with the duration of the event (time of night.)

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Permalink Reply by Jeff Grimes on March 12, 2014 at 10:15pm

As I recall, the original version included rules that changed each round.....but I would think that by now that the rules have been ironed out a bit. HAHA It was fun though.

JEff

Jake Boomer said:

Grimes was part of the original, "Pitch for Dinner" Challenge. And a Spiderman rod was the weapon of choice. I've attached proof of this original challenge. You may notice some familiar faces.

An important note: Although there was a winner of the original Pitching Challenge, the winner of the Boat Tournament is not shown in this picture.

The distance at which the challenge takes place is variable. It usually grows in parallel with the duration of the event (time of night.)

Permalink Reply by Randy Klemonsky on March 15, 2014 at 4:33pm

Had a great time today at Limit Out. If you weren't there you missed out. The guest speakers were great and shared a lot of great information. Thanks and tight lines!

Permalink Reply by D.J. LaRoche on March 15, 2014 at 9:01pm

Sorry I had to miss this one. Had to go into work to catch up on some stuff. I pretty bummed because I was really looking forward to this one.

Permalink Reply by Limit Out Performance Marine on March 15, 2014 at 9:08pm

We want to say a big "Thank You" for all those who attended our bass seminar and grand opening today. It was a very fun event and we look forward to seeing all of you guys in the future for our upcoming seminar series.

Hopefully each one of you that attended picked up an idea or two on how to catch for more and bigger fish.

Chris and I want to personally thank our speakers Jake Boomer, Ron Hobbs, and Mark Maderos for sharing their valued information to us.

Thanks again for all of you who support this business and we are always ears when it comes to what you want us to stock for your tackle needs.

Limit Out Marine

Permalink Reply by Jake Boomer on March 18, 2014 at 9:23am

I've had a few calls on the "Percentage Triangle" theory from my seminar. The original creator of the theory was Seth Burrill from AXFishing.com. It's a great way to look at fish migrations, and helps focus on the larger specimens we chase.

If you guys want to watch it, goto http://www.anglers-experience.com/v_archive.php?type=dvd and watch "Secrets to finding Big Fish" (it's free.) A similar version to this theory is what Brandon Palaniuk teaches at the Bass University.

Also, thanks to all the guys that showed up. We had a blast. It was the first time I got to meet guys like Berto, Ferry (clowns, but funny ones), and a large number of others I can't name (I am horrible with names.) Shame on Bess for ditching us, but we had fun without you. Hobbs didn't want you there anyways!!!

Thanks to Baker and the boys for their hospitality.

P.S. Next time, the pitching contest will be concluded BEFORE dinner.

- j.boomer

Permalink Reply by Joel Alinen on March 18, 2014 at 5:18pm