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Glenn

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  1. Just heard that smallmouth legend Tony Bean passed away today. What a terrible loss. I had the privilege of meeting him once, and I learned a lot from him. A great man who paved the way for others to follow. He will be missed.
  2. Finessed a 1oz jig?
  3. Glenn replied to BKbassblaster's topic in Introductions
    Welcome Home!
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  6. Glenn replied to cosmos24's topic in Introductions
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  8. Chris Lane of Guntersville, Ala., made it look easy on Florida’s Harris Chain of Lakes in the kick-off event of the 2012 Southern Open series bass fishing tournament. As the only angler to weigh in 20 or more pounds of bass each day on the way to his third B.A.S.S. win with a three-day total of 72-11 pounds. Clifford Pirch of Payson, Ariz., finished second with 58-1. View the full article
  9. BoatUS Angler has signed a sponsorship agreement with B.A.S.S. to be the Official Towing Service of the 2012 Bassmaster Open Series. View the full article
  10. I use Yamamoto twin tail spider jigs in #176 color A LOT. We have sculpins as a primary forage, and this works wonders. Generally I rig them on a 1/4 oz football jig, but will use 1/8oz too. But that's because I'm usually fishing rocky structure.
  11. Interesting... http://www.bassresource.com/bass_fishing_123/alabama-rig-banned.html
  12. Dan Blanchard weighed a five-bass limit totaling 30 pounds, 6 ounces Saturday to win the Bass Fishing tournament on Lake Okeechobee. View the full article
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  14. Glenn replied to FibWi's topic in Introductions
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  17. One word: floods. Floods move things around, including fish. You may think all is find and dandy in a private pond, and then along comes a flood. Suddenly some of your fish are missing, and new species appear (like pike, gar, carp, etc). Now those contaminated fish you once had, are now contaminating public waters. Just ask any pond owner. Many of them have had that, "Now where did THAT come from?" moment.

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