Fishing Articles
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Historic Accomplishments with Ken Mah
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Yamamoto Super Finesse Tactics with Tai Au
As an angler with Arizona fishing roots, Tai Au is well versed with finesse tactics and is willing to downsize baits and line if the conditions call for it. Finesse fishing is a way of life for him and other western anglers, and he'll even take it a step further to super finesse if needed.
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Finesse Terminal Tackle Breakdown with Brandon Palaniuk
He's scored big wins in his career with light line and some finesse terminal tackle items never leave his boat.
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Layering For Success with Shaw Grigsby
Staying comfortable on the water when the temperatures change is a must.
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Japan’s Continuing Influence on American Bass Fishing
While there had historically been some overlap between Japanese bass fishing culture and the U.S. market, that seemed to peak somewhere between the popularization of companies like Lucky Craft I the mid-1990s and Takahiro Omori’s Bassmaster Classic win in 2004. Anyone who thinks it stopped there simply hasn’t been paying attention.
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Suspended Bass Strategy with Spencer Shuffield
How to make ta one-two punch of a jerkbait and wakebait work for suspenders
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Glide Baits Tips with Spencer Shuffield
Shuffield is a converted glide bait fanatic after seeing how effective they can be in cold weather while watching his forward-facing sonar and also during the often troubling post-spawn period.
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How to Fish the New 1st Gen with Tony Franceschi
In the fishing world, the P-Line name is well-known for producing fishing lines. This year, they unveiled a new line of lures called 1st Gen Fishing that started with three new products and will undoubtedly lead to more in the future.
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How Anglers Can Prepare for Winter
Taking care of your equipment may not be the most glamorous or fun part of fishing and boating, but it is essential
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First Woman to Wins Bass Open Series Tournament of Champions
Abu Garcia and Fenwick Pro, Kristine Fischer, takes the crown and $35,000
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Here's how Roy Hawk fished Yamamoto at the US Open
The WON BASS U.S. Open on Lake Mead, Nevada, is the pinnacle event on the west coast. Winning it once cements an angler’s resume forever, but winning it more than once takes the angler to the next level. After winning it in 2015, Roy Hawk added another trophy this year.
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