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Barone grateful to punch in
B.A.S.S. writer Don Barone punched in as he stood on a dock above the sweet water of Toledo Bend for the Day One launch of the Toledo Bend Battle.
The sun is the enemy — protect yourself
"Getting a little sun" can be a dangerous proposition if you're not prepared.
A biologist's look at bass senses, part 3
There is no doubt that bass rely heavily on their eyesight and lateral line for survival, but do scent and taste play a role as well?
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Fishing line
Most lines used in bass fishing are nylon monofilaments, although recently manufacturers introduced braided, gel-spun polyethylene a superstrong, superthin fishing line. Monofilament and "multifilament" lines have very different properties.
Keeping Bass Alive - Inital & Delayed Death
One of the things that make black bass such great fish for tournament angling is the fact that they can be "recycled." That is, they are hardy fish that can be caught, weighed in, released and caught again at a later date.
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