SWINDLE CAN STAND ON TROLLING MOTOR BRACKET!!!

The Officially Unofficial Commissioner of All Things Bass Tournament Professional Related has ruled Gerald Swindle MAY STAND on his trolling motor bracket.

That is all.


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