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Sensitivity training
Roland Martin and a host of other pro anglers explain the importance of sensitivity to feeling while fishing.
The evolution of bass tackle
Just after dawn on the morning of June 5, 1967, when Bill Dance cast a blue Fliptail plastic worm across a sunken roadbed in Beaver Lake and caught what is generally considered to be the first-ever largemouth taken in BASS competition, he unknowingly turned a century-old industry into an overnight success.
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Bleeding bait hooks
It doesn't surprise T.J. Stallings that so many anglers sing the praises of Daiichi's Bleeding Bait Hooks. As a tad, Stallings helped out in his father's bait shop, Tim's Tackle Box, located near Orlando, Fla. One of his responsibilities was a dog and pony show designed to increase sales.
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Carolina rigs: When huge is better
Anglers shouldn't be intimidated by the bigger baits. Bass of all sizes will chase down bream or big shad, especially when bass are being territorial, like during the spring.
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Soft stickin’ smallmouth
In this article, you can read about the best ways to use the newest soft plastic lures and how the fish like them so much.
2004 Bassmaster Classic: Omori
Omori, who first came to the United States in 1992 understanding hardly a word of English, finished with 39 pounds, 2 ounces.
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Power hungry: The basics of boat batteries
Tim Horton launched his boat just below the dam on Alabama's Lake Wilson. He had just been crowned the 2000 B.A.S.S. Angler of the Year, and we were headed out on a photo mission to catch a few smallmouth.
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Footloose for big bass
In this article, you can read about the advantages of bass fishing on foot or footloose bass fishing.
Fishing lite
"BASS came into being because I was able to convince a few stalwarts that my ideas about bass tournaments and conservation weren't totally crazy."
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Another look at fish attractants
Nothing exemplifies the buying psyche of America's bass anglers better than their philosophical approach to fish attractants.
