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Best Bass Lakes of 2013: San Joaquin Delta
If you want to get away from it all, the San Joaquin Delta’s 1,000 miles of shoreline certainly allow for that.
Best Bass Lakes of 2012: San Joaquin Delta
The San Joaquin Delta, more commonly known as the California Delta, is a big-bass factory that encompasses more than 1,000 miles of shoreline.
Biffle jets away from the pack
Finding unpressured fish gives Tommy Biffle a 9-pound, 15-ounce lead going into final day of Central Open.
Day after day ... after day
Last time we covered a new statistic that I call Daily Catch Ratio (or DCR). I listed the best and worst anglers from the Elite Series for Day One and Day Two. Now let's take a look at who slipped the most from Day One to Day Two of the 2010 Elite Series season.
Open notes: 'Will win next one'
LEWISVILLE, Texas -- Mark Tyler doesn't think he can win the first Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Central Open ... but he's pretty sure about the third.
Gluszek signs with Denali Rods
Denali Rods has added another quality angler to its pro staff, professional fisherman Pete Gluszek. Gluszek will join Terry Bolton, Ray Scheide, Michael Murphy, Preston Clark, and Mark Tyler on the Denali Rods Pro Staff
Mark Tucker: Early Fall Jerkbaits
During the fall, Tucker often relies on jerkbaits. Suspended bass in open water are typically some of the toughest fish to target. Tucker describes some techniques using jerkbait to lure them in.
Mark Tucker: The finesse jig
For Elite Series pro Mark Tucker, the finesse jig is a lure with year-round applications. On clear water lakes Tucker can often be found tempting suspended bass with the bite-sized morsel.
Mark Tucker: The floating worm
Elite Series pro Mark Tucker points out that there are other options while fishing around and during the spawn. The Missouri pro often rigs his floating worm wacky style. Using a wacky rig, he can slowly twitch and shake the worm to entice strikes.
Mark Tyler: Getting shady
For tournament anglers, calling it quits early when the temperature climbs toward the triple digits isn't an option. Elite Series pro Mark Tyler explains how to fish the various forms of shade that can be present.
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