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Fishing a new lake for smallmouth can feel overwhelming, but knowing where to look makes all the difference. This video breaks down how to find smallmouth bass by focusing on the right combination of structure and cover, including points, humps, ledges, and deep weed lines. You'll also learn how factors like sunlight, shade, and water clarity influence where smallmouth position on a spot.

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Bassmaster Elite Series Pro John Crews breaks down how, where, and when to fish glide baits throughout the entire spring season. Whether you’re new to glide baits or looking to refine your approach, this video will help you catch more—and bigger—bass this spring.

Well it's that time of year again where we all have to deal with wind. Fishing in the wind can be very productive...or dangerous. So where do you draw the line? This video helps you weight the options for your lake or river: But if it's safe to go fishing, then here's how to capitalize on it: What about you? What are your tips for fishing in the wind? When do you call it a day and stay off the water?

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As did I and everyone else! Fluorocarbon has come a LONG way since then!

This video breaks down exact rod–reel–line combos so your presentation, hookup ratio, and landing ratio all jump way up. Whether you’re just building your first lineup or refining a boat full of gear, you’ll see exactly what power, action, gear ratio, and line type to use for each technique—and why it matters.

It would be unwarranted, because Cloudflare has nothing to do with blocking bots from logging in. Plus, I don't pay any bandwidth costs. So no, you don't know what costs the forums money. Might be best to stop guessing how the forum works.

Explore how bass fishing rods and reels evolved over the past 30 years—from high-modulus carbon rods to high-speed reels—in BassResource’s 30th anniversary series. https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/rod-reel-innovations.html

No, those weren't AI bots. Those were real human spammers from Shanghai that I caught. I changed their names to "ImAspammer-xxx" or "ImAscammer-xxx" after banning them, and I deleted the PM's. Bots cannot sign up as members here. While I'm not at liberty to discuss the details, In essence, spammers and scammers are blocked from posting. So now they're using PM's to spread their garbage. And they're all humans. @bulldog1935 I know you hate it when people make incorrect assumptions about reels. Please be respectful and don't do the same to my forums.

Well winter finally hit my area. We got 5" of snow at my house. It's widespread across the state. There's blizzard conditions in the mountains, closing all the passes. It's all good though. It will all go away tomorrow. Temps will be in the 60's later this week.

Hmmmm....all I did was ask a question, because he literally repeated some of the things the article said, but made it sound like he had some insider info. Just a slight overreaction. Anyway, back to the article - it's about NEW information about bass species discovered through recent genetic testing. Some of what you thought you knew a few years ago...what was "known" by experts and biologists....was wrong.

@Harold H Did you read the article?

Think there are only 3 bass species? New genetic research reveals over a dozen black bass species including largemouth, Alabama, Neosho, and shoal bass. https://www.bassresource.com/fish_biology/bass-species.html

Even if you dunk them in milk?

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