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Five Degrees of Skeet

Tuesday, 27 July 2010 08:51 Pete Robbins
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July 27, 2010

Skeet as he relates to me

I have probably written more words about Skeet this year than in any other year in the past. At first glance, that makes total sense as he has had a season for the ages -- two Elite Series wins, two runner-up finishes and two other top fives, and a lead in the Angler of the Year race that would be insurmountable would it not be for the crazy system that BASS has devised for determining the AOY from the top 12 anglers.

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 27 July 2010 09:32
 

The Healthy Angler - Hope, Anticipation, Quicksand?

Friday, 23 July 2010 08:59 Gary Shiebler
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By Gary Shiebler

July 23, 2010

There are few things that take the edge off a hot, midsummer’s day in the mid-south better than a trip to one of Tennessee’s many smallmouth-fishing creeks. With June being a record warm month and July following that trend, I was more than ready to walk the pristine waters of some of my favorite backcountry waterways.

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Last Updated on Friday, 23 July 2010 09:46
 

South Texas Fishing Is Heating Up

Wednesday, 21 July 2010 14:49 Shane Beilue
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By Shane Beilue
Southern Staff Writer


July 21, 2010

 

The recent passing of Hurricane Alex across northern Mexico brought a tremendous amount of rainfall into the Mexican creeks and draws that feed into Lake Amistad.  As a result, the massive border lake rose 14 feet in less than a week!  Many lakeside picnic tables and bathrooms located on high ground were quickly under 3-5 feet of water and some boat ramps became flooded well into the parking lots.

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 21 July 2010 14:52
 

Protect Your Transom - Stabilize Your Motor

Thursday, 22 July 2010 10:17 Jim Smith
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By Jim Smith
Southern Staff Writer

 

July 22, 2010

We all know that if you take care of your equipment by regular and routine maintenance it will perform like it was designed to, when it is needed.  This goes for any and all of your fishing tackle; rods, reels, lures and accessories that you have spent your hard earned money on.

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Last Updated on Thursday, 22 July 2010 10:25
 

Gary Yamamoto Returns to U.S. Open Competition on Lake Mead in Las Vegas Today

Monday, 19 July 2010 09:07 Russ Bassdozer
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July 19, 2010

Story by Jamie Cyphers

Gary Yamamoto may arguably be the most famous angler in the world. Many anglers on the planet are familiar with his name and the incredible product line that Gary has produced for the past three decades. He was instrumental in starting organized bass fishing in Japan. He will always be warmly remembered in Europe as one of the first USA pros to ever fish in competitions there, and Gary has made a lasting impression wherever he's pioneered fishing in other countries also.

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Last Updated on Monday, 19 July 2010 09:39
 
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Shin Fukae and 3 Doors Down's Brad Arnold Take First
at 3rd Annual Porter Wagoner Memorial Tournament

Fukae Also Lands "Big Bass"

( Nashville , Tennessee ...) – June 9, 2010-- Yesterday morning, 35 boats loaded with an artist or two and a professional angler launched from Nashville 's Elm Hill Recreation Area, for a beautiful day of competitive fishing in the 3rd Annual Porter Wagoner Memorial Artists & Anglers Memorial Fishing Tournament. Fans gathered at the Music Valley Event Center as Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits’ Chief George Braswell brought each team on stage while weighmaster Willie Cook took the official measurements. At the end of the day, rock star Brad Arnold, of 3 Doors Down, and FLW Angler of the Year Shin Fukae were crowned the winners with a total weight of 21.13 lbs. of bass. Fukae also won the Big Bass Award for his whopping 5.64 pounder.
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