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| Did you ever think about how many friends you've made just because you chase a goofy fish?? |
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| Hope they get a bigger venue for Tri Esox next year  |
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Location: Wausau | I would find it helpful if there was a handout with each vendor's speciality or show deal. It would allow others to learn more about the sales and where to find certain products/deals. |
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Location: The Yahara Chain | Friday wasn't bad...I heard that it was elbow to elbow on Saturday. How was the crowd on Sunday? |
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| Heard it was lite due to Da Bears. |
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| Sunday was tumbleweeds down the aisles and 10 am speaker Gord Pyzer didn't show  |
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Location: In the slop! | Did anyone hear what happened to Gord? I asked the promoter, he said they couldn't contact him, didn't know if he was dead or alive. I hope he is allright, he is one of the best minds in our sport. |
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Location: On my favorite lake! | The crowd on Sunday was light. 180 people watched the pool demo @ 11. I had been previous years and it was actually nice because you could actually talk to people without being knocked into. |
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| Did anyone hear what happened to Gord?
he's fine, he did his presentation on Sunday afternoon instead. |
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| My thoughts ....
I WISH I coud've gone !!! My wife's 30th b-day party on saturday , I just wish I would've known we we're going to start celebrating on friday after work and not stop until sunday evening !!! |
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Location: north central wisconsin | addict, no I can think of how many friends(most of them girl-type) that I have lost due to chasing a stupid fish....hehehe. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | After show thoughts:
There's another show I have to go to next weekend
After that show:
There's another show I have to go to next weekend
And so on until the end of March. |
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Location: The desert | I thought the show was good.....I think they need to look at getting a bigger venue though. The hallway stuff seemed way to cluttered and cramped and it was hard to stop by those booths. Overall a well done show though. |
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| I have attended at least 6 antique tackle shows plus other regular sportsman's shows a year, for the last 26 years. I drove from NE Ohio , Friday, for the show, 400 miles. The show was OK, in my opinion, not great. I was hoping for more home made, low scale makers. The kind of stuff you do not see in stores and catalogs, there was some, but... I DID ENJOY the show, but, the entrance and cattle herding, was bush league. I did not expect that. Whoever was in charge of the the fundamental requirement of getting people into the show to spend their $$$ quickly, could have done a better job.
John |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Only so many doors in the facility.
Keep in mind by standards set by larger shows, the Tri Esox is not a big show. It's crowded because it's in a smaller facility, which I like, actually. If the facility was twice the size, there would be people complaining about a smaller crowd than usual.
The booth space there is sold out every year. There were a BUNCH of smaller builders there, but basement style builders that do custom build won't be in a show of that caliber much because the booth cost is pretty high.
Good show, plain and simple. |
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Location: Des Moines IA | Had to be pretty good, I spent tons o money in 10 minutes ......... Had to leave before I emptied my wallet ..... |
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Location: Stevens Point, Wi. | After show thoughts--bigger is the in thing. After swap meet thoughts---skimpy ain't bad either! |
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| It was a good show. They need to get a bigger place to have it, as Saturday was stupid crowded. Lot of great people and a really good time. Can't wait to get back next year. |
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