Camping with the Rich and Famous...
Wasn't sure where to put this post, but thought it most appropriate here. Back in February when we booked our summer vacation, a 6 week trip at Lake Kandle in Southwestern NJ, the owner told us we ...
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mgirardo wrote:Those are career earnings and do not take into account their expenses to earn those prizes. That Iaconelli guy has won $2.49 million over a 15 year career. That would make his average yearly winnings $166,000 per year. Even if he had no expenses, that wouldn't exactly qualify as "rich" in today's world. Bass fisherman don't run in the same circles as NBA, NFL, MLB or NASCAR athletes. They may be marginally notable, but hardly famous.sch911 wrote:
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Since when have professional bass fishermen become rich and famous?
I'm pretty sure even they themselves would disagree...
Well, considering Rick Clunn's BassMaster earnings are over $2.2 million, there's a pretty good chance he's rich. Since more than just me at the campground knew who he was, I'd say he is famous.
The winner at the Delaware River tournament, Michael Iaconelli, has also earned over $2.2 million, the 2nd place winner, Chris Lane, has earned over $1.5 million. The 4th place winner, Kevin Short, who was also at the campground has won over $800k. There's a good chance all three of them are rich.
-Michael
