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The smallmouth game of hi-lo
Born into current, riverine brown bass are aggressive strikers, powerful fighters and explosive acrobats. Every angler wants in on that action. But to be a successful river fisherman, you must learn to adapt.
Let the search begin
Figuring out depth and cover is the key to finding fish on virtually any body of water. And it's precisely the information any top level pro wants before heading into battle.
Jerry McKinnis: Moments of Magic
Jerry McKinnis, Forrest Wood, baseball, and Bull Shoals all converge in a moment of magic.
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Day Three results
On Saturday, Brent Chapman returned to the school of bass that produced 25 1/2 pounds for him early Friday.
The journey is what's memorable
When the 2011 Bass Pro Shops Bassmaster Southern Open at Lake Norman came to a close last year, I could only think about one thing.
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Quotable from Southern Open
Quotables from the final day of the Bass Pro Shops Southern Open on the Harris Chain of Lakes.
Tigers timing perfect
In a bass fishing battle that featured two SEC powerhouses going head-to-head, Auburn topped rivals Alabama to exact a little revenge and claim the Bassmaster College Classic trophy and bragging rights until the two schools meet again.
Ott's spots vs. Evers' largemouth
Ott DeFoe has headed north for spotted bass; Edwin Evers has started far south in search of largemouth. Which will win Sunday?
Youth Revolution
22-year-old Ian Paskon is at the ICAST show, realizing his dream and pushing his product.
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World Record Follies, Frauds and Hoaxes (Part 1)
In the 79 years since George Perry caught his 22-pound, 4-ounce largemouth, there have been several claims to usurp the top spot. It wasn't until July 2, 2009 — with Manabu Kurita's 22-5 — that anyone could fairly claim a better fish. Here are a few of the most memorable claims that fell very, very short.
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