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Gary Klein used his three decades of experience adjusting to skittish fish and changing water levels at Lake Gunterville. Massive storms cause a tremendous amount of current in the lake forcing the anglers to adjust as the tournament progressed.
Last Thursday night was one of the most fun nights I've had in a while. We celebrated my father's 80th birthday.
Thanksgiving is around the corner, and it's time to be thinking about what kind of cool outdoor stuff you want to put on your Christmas wish list.
They say everything's big in Texas, and the Lone Star State can certainly claim a healthy share of large bass. Ben Kirkpatrick of Wolfforth, Texas, knows all about that.
Becky here. It's Thursday and Mike's out on the water fishing, so I'm going to fill in for him. A fellow won a day on the water with him through the USO. They picked today (Thursday, Nov. 11). That's kind of neat isn't it? It's fitting that the USO winner is going out with Mike on Veterans Day. It couldn't be any better.
This time of year can be a smallmouth fishing dream come true — if you know what you're doing, that is.
Last month I attended the Grand Reopening of Bass Pro Shops in the Opry Mills Mall in Nashville, Tenn. The store was closed for four months due to floods on May 2, 2010.
Wade Bourne gives a BASS Memorial of Tre' Ponder.
Deb Johnson blogs about Ryan McMurtury, 2011 Classic qualifier Brandon Paulaniuk, Mississippi youth, and The Hall of Fame.
he sale of BASS is official. With new owners will come change. Naturally, all of us (professional anglers) are wondering what that means for us and how it will affect the future of our sport.
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