ESPN to drop all outdoors programming in 2011, keeping BASS, so far

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ESPN to drop all outdoors programming in 2011, keeping BASS, so far

By editor on May 22, 2010 | In News, Bass Fishing, Outdoors, Fishing

Several sources are reporting today the ESPN will cancel all outdoors programming for 2011 though they are keeping BASS. So far. ESPN spokespersons state that BASS events fit their programming focus. Rumors have been rampant for some time about the sale of BASS but are rumors only to date.

Worlds Greatest Fishing Show host Mark Zona reports he will have a new home for his show in 2011 and a new title since ESPN owns the title. Expect more details as the season progresses. Bassfan report here.

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