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Woo Daves recalls his early days as a professional bass angler and the role spinning rods played in tournaments back in the 1970s. Essentially, they had no role. Baitcasters were the rage, and few professional bass anglers used spinning rods for much of anything.
If you can figure out what the fish like, and you can't buy it, you might just have to develop it yourself.
It's no wonder so much attention has been devoted to such classic smallmouth lakes as Champlain, St. Clair, Dale Hollow and Pickwick. Those big bodies of water surrender some truly monster-size bass.
Many farm ponds offer fantastic bass fishing. They are scattered from coast to coast. A big percentage are overlooked and underfished.
In this article, you can read how a BASS pro would fare on your home lake, knowing nothing at all about the lake.
There comes a time during late spring when all anglers face a dilemma:
Ray Scott, the founder of BASS, is thrilled that the sport of bass fishing is global.
Scott Rook, professional angler from Arkansas, recalls numerous examples of how trailer hooks have helped improve his catch rate, but none are as memorable as what he and other pros...
Think you know how deep your crankbaits run? Odds are, you don't.
Mark Davis had to make a major change due to the weather, but it worked to his advantage to win the 2004 Bassmaster Tour on Table Rock.
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