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IN BASSIN' MAGAZINE

Some of the best bass anglers on the planet break lakes down into types. One type is the pattern lake, where you can find a set of circumstances that produce bass throughout the lake. More
 

EQUIPMENT

A year can take quite the toll on your gear. That’s why we recommend restocking any lost, misplaced and outdated equipment of yesteryear... More



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   BASSIN' Columnist Hank Parker

 

Get Organized This

Off-Season
For a large section of the country, the next few months may
provide some down time.


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   BASSIN' Columnist Mike Iaconelli

 

Try Hair Jigs For

Cold-Water Fishing
Every bass angler knows that fish slow down as the water becomes cooler in fall.
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   BASSIN' Columnist Kevin VanDam

 

Fall Is Trophy Time
We're headed into the time of year that is one of my favorite
fishing seasons.


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   Bassin' & Crappie World Blogs
Phillip Gentry
Fisherman and CRAPPIE WORLD contributer, Gentry shares tips and insights from pros and amateur anglers.
Skeeter Jim
A veteran fisherman's take on some of the newest gear and tackle.


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   BUYER'S GUIDE
 

Holiday Gift Guide

The Original Fishing Snake was co-developed by Doug Hannon, the only man in the world to have caught more than 800 10-pound-plus largemouth bass. Available in five proven deadly colors...More

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   FROM THE TACKLESHOP
 

Ultimate Optimum
Soft-Plastic Lure Package

With FREE BONUS! Package of Tru-Turn Crappie Hooks (Qty 10) and Stren clear/blue 8lb. test line. Optimum Lures

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   FISHING TIPS
 

"Pencil" Down This Tip
Heavily weighted plastic worms may miss a few fish because of the quick fall rate. One way to slow the fall rate is to add some flotation in the form of a "pencil cushion." These foam cushion grips can be found in the pencil and pen section of office-supply stores. Cut them in half and slip one over any worm. A drop of Super Glue will keep it in place. Rig the cushion in various spots on the worm for a different look. This rig also works wonders on Carolina rigs. More

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