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Now more than ever so, I find, life is such a gift, so fragile of a gift, and because of that I find that I am now have a whole different perception of people, I find myself accepting people more now for what they are, and how special everyone is than I ever felt before.
Got limited time to practice for your Saturday derby? Take this Classic champ's advice on how to do it.
Record-holder Kurita claims he battled a 28-pound bass with one of these high-end beauties.
Family, God and the troops were the most popular answers when B.A.S.S. asked its Facebook fans what they're most thankful for.
It swims, flips and catches bass that live in thick cover. These things are the Rolls Royce of flipping jigs.
I was messing around the other day — fishing, of course — when I ran into a fellow who reminded me about the Sunday tournaments on a local lake near my house, Deer Creek Reservoir. I’d fished them a time or two in the past and had a good time so I thought why not.
The Barrasso-Heller amendment would undermine Army Corps authority to enforce Clean Water Act, eroding water quality and diminishing valuable fish and wildlife habitat.
I want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a happy Thanksgiving. Here in the United States it’s very easy to take some things for granted.
Just because almost everyone tells you need to fish deep doesn't mean you need to fish deep. Kevin Short is catching them shallow right now.
I’m home now getting ready for Thanksgiving and spending a week or so with the family. I love my job but a few days off isn’t a bad thing either, especially when you’ve had a busy year like I have.
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