Striper Guides reality show?
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is this as bogus as it sounds? I just have my suspicions.
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i'm willing to bet it's even more bogus than it sounds.
I watched it yesterday morning. I'm not in a position to say if it's bogus or not. They did use the term "client" instead of "sport".
The fishing was kind of tough in the first show, with a couple of the guides averting the "skunk" in the last few minutes.
It did come across how strongly they wanted their "clients" to catch fish. I think that part is pretty accurate.
I'll probably watch it again.
I watched the first two episodes. I think it is fine and will watch if it is on again.
I haven't seen the program but I am familiar with the names of a few of the guides.
Paul Dixon has been around for a number of years, written for the magazines, and been featured on other shows. I think Flip's show was one.
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