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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Sandstrom" data-source="post: 226052" data-attributes="member: 1108">Was the Yar in the photo the fastest?&nbsp; If so, no it didn't win.&nbsp; Cut a check though.&nbsp; Well they had to pay to 31 because a ticket entry got lost for another team who didn't get their weight added up right and they took 26th so 30th would have unfortunately been bumped.I heard good things for the tourney being ran.&nbsp; One thing mentioned was the spectators couldn't really sit and enjoy the weigh in because they weighed at the shop building vs by the seating.I dislike the open boundaries because it stinks having to run a billion miles to be in the zip code of most of the top weight fish population(s).&nbsp; That would be my biggest beef.&nbsp; I believe in fishing the same fish.So to the answer the question, faster boats do help some.&nbsp; Do they always.&nbsp; No.&nbsp; But running 30 plus miles it would help to save some time.And I think it was 100% paid back.&nbsp; Unless they charged 20 dollar fee when signing up like they have done in the past.&nbsp; I have no issue honestly.&nbsp; You should be able to recover some operating cost.&nbsp; NDGF allows to do that anyway.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim Sandstrom, post: 226052, member: 1108"] Was the Yar in the photo the fastest? If so, no it didn't win. Cut a check though. Well they had to pay to 31 because a ticket entry got lost for another team who didn't get their weight added up right and they took 26th so 30th would have unfortunately been bumped. I heard good things for the tourney being ran. One thing mentioned was the spectators couldn't really sit and enjoy the weigh in because they weighed at the shop building vs by the seating. I dislike the open boundaries because it stinks having to run a billion miles to be in the zip code of most of the top weight fish population(s). That would be my biggest beef. I believe in fishing the same fish. So to the answer the question, faster boats do help some. Do they always. No. But running 30 plus miles it would help to save some time. And I think it was 100% paid back. Unless they charged 20 dollar fee when signing up like they have done in the past. I have no issue honestly. You should be able to recover some operating cost. NDGF allows to do that anyway. [/QUOTE]

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