Description
Contents: Homers And Roamers (Research is confirming what many bass fishermen already know. For bigger bass, fish deeper), It Was Only Used On Sundays (If you can’t afford a brand new bass boat, perhaps a previously owned model is the best way to get afloat), Luther’s Lunker (Some bass make great trophies. Others are destined to be treasured as memories), The Future Of Bass Part V: Water Quality (There is good news and bad news in the nation’s water quality situation, and the bad news is frightening), The Uncertain Future Of Lake Okeechobee (A floating blanket of algae that threatened to kill Lake Okeechobee last summer may be the catalyst for reviving the lake), Hot Spots Of The West (Sample these eight great bass lakes of western states), Bass In South Africa (If you think all the news from South Africa is bad, read this open letter to America’s B.A.S.S. members), A Guide To Vacation Bass (Follow these fish-finding experts’ advice about learning to read an unfamiliar lake) Tackle & Techniques – Surefire Smallmouth Patterns (Try these experts’ favorite patterns for finding smallmouth bass year-round), Bare-Necessity Bassing (Simplicity is the key to catching big bass in the backwaters of your area), Tactics For Team Tournaments (Whether you fish “buddy tournaments”, or merely share a boat with your best friend, these tips on teamwork should help), Spoon Tricks And Tactics (The age-old surface spoon is proving to be more versatile than ever), What A Bass Sees Is What It Gets (New scientific studies confirms that a bass’ vision is its most important sense) Short Casts – How Fast Is Your Bass Boat Running, A Fishing Course For Kids, World Record-Sized Spot Caught And Released, Sharing Lone Star Lunkers, Fishing Helpers The Regular Features – About This Issue, Scott On The Line, Charted Fishing Lines, Mail Call, Short Casts, Weekend Angler, Pro’s Pointers, The Way It Was, Harry ‘N’ Charlie, B.A.S.S. In Action, For Your Information, Trading Post, Coming Up
Issue: April 1987
Condition: Very Good