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This video shows you how to find hard bottom, why bass relate to it, and how to fish it effectively once you do. We’ll cover how to use your electronics (and a no-electronics shoreline method), plus the best July baits for rock. If you want a reliable mid-summer deep pattern, this is it.

Mike Iaconelli reveals a powerful and overlooked way to fish a tube during the summer!

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Can't catch fish if you can't find them first Bass don't read the same books we do Bass don't care what kind of boat you have (or don't) Fishing is better than cutting the grass Everyone gets skunked every now and then Location and presentation are more important than specific lures and colors Always be learning One bite can give them all away Never compare yourself to social media posts about other people catching fish Pay attention to the old guy with 2 poles and a handful of lures instead of the guy with a tackle store full of gear and baits on the deck of his boat.

I don't know how I missed this post. I have severe envy in a good way. Congrats! What an awesome day!

Yep, I once heard a Mariner owner say they're happy as long as they have a .500+ year because then they're profitable (ticket sales). They're not interested in pennant races because "It's too expensive" Soooo.... the Mariners will remain as the only MLB team to never make it to the World Series for infinity.

Well the Seattle Mariners are back to being useless again. The world is safe from them making another pennant run. Rest easy Dodger's fans. Rest easy.

This breaks down advanced Ned rig tactics: choosing better jig head styles, how to fish a Ned rig around weeds and rock, and how to expand beyond the “little nub” bait with other plastics.

Summer bass aren’t random. Learn how current, structure, and baitfish position bass on points, bluffs, humps, flats, and ledges. https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/summer-structure.html

Looking forward to checking out this new kayak at ICAST!

Looking for better swimbaits? These proven glide baits and soft swimbaits help trigger bigger bass with realistic action and lifelike profiles. https://www.bassresource.com/fishing/swimbait-buyers-guide.html

My fishing buddy caught a nice-sized smallie on a hula grub, and had a difficult time getting the hook out because the fish was thrashing around. In fact, he struggled quite a bit and took longer than usual to get him freed, to the point I offered to help, but he said he had it....and he worked on it for awhile longer. Well, no wonder! That fish trashed his hand-poured football jig! Ever see a fish do that before? I haven't!

I just had to get my hands on a pair of the Genkai sunglasses—and they absolutely lived up to the hype! Featuring handcrafted TALEX polarized lenses from Japan, the clarity is incredible with virtually zero distortion, making it easier to spot fish and structure while staying comfortable all day long. Simply put... these things are awesome! https://gamakatsu.com/product/gspecx-genkai/

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If you’re missing fish, struggling in tough conditions, or just want to catch more bass on a drop shot, this video will fix it. These are the details that separate casual success from consistent results.

Suzuki Marine is extending its popular Ultimate 7-Year Limited Warranty offer through July 31, 2026, on qualifying new 150-350hp pleasure models with no participation fee. From offshore fishing trips and family sandbar days to sunset cruises and weekend escapes, there’s still plenty of summer left to enjoy the reliability and performance Suzuki Marine is known for. If you’ve been thinking about repowering or purchasing a new boat, now is the time to visit your authorized Suzuki Marine dealer or visit suzukimarine.com to learn more about this extended summer promotion.

And in case you missed it: 25 Lakes and Rivers That Bass Anglers Must Visit

Pro Emil Wagner breaks down how to consistently catch spotted bass during the summer. Learn why brush piles in 15–40 feet are the key holding areas and how to target suspended fish effectively. Emil explains how to trigger explosive bites by calling fish to the surface with topwater baits—even in the middle of the day. He also covers when to switch to a jighead minnow for roaming fish and how to adjust your retrieve for more aggressive strikes. If you want to unlock the summer spotted bass bite, this is a must-watch breakdown.

You’ll learn how to fish river flats, breakwaters, bridge pilings, islands, and current seams, plus the exact baits that consistently produce. If you want a simple, reliable approach to catching river smallmouth in July, this is it.

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I'll be there again. It will be my 19th year. I'm booked up in meetings for all 3 days with current and prospective partners. I may get a little time here and there to check out new products too, and have breakfast/dinner with industry friends I don't get to see often. Swag? Nope. I've never had a bag of swag in all my years going. Sometimes companies will mail me something after the show, but not at the show. Maybe a sticker or mug or two, but not products. Many companies are showing new prototypes that aren't in production yet, so they don't have anything to give away. But I don't go there for handouts. I go for business (first), and to see new gear (2nd). I'm not a fan of visiting Florida in July. I used to come to ICAST early and go fishing, but the heat and humidity are dang near oppressive in July, plus it's a long trip to travel there and back. I wish they would bring it back to Vegas. And in case anyone is wondering if you can go to ICAST, the answer is "no" unless you're a credentialed member of the industry. It is not open to consumers. It's an industry trade show. And if you "sneak in", you'll be escorted out. Attendees are pretty quick to point out people who shouldn't be there.

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