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Contents: Western Worm Fishing (Try these worm-fishing tricks whenever you’re confronted with a “tough-bite”), Five Ways For Hot-Weather Bass (Fishing isn’t easy in the dog days, but one of these five fishing patterns may spell summertime success), Structure Basics: How To Fish Lily Pads (Although they live in different regions of the country, these two pros’ pad-fishing methods are the same), Bank On River Bass (Moving water may be the best fishing spot for boatless anglers), Seasonal Patterns Of Bass – Part VIII: Summertime Patterns In The North (Midsummer brings the best and the worst of times for northern BASSers), How To Fish Crankbaits In Weedy Lakes (Alabama fishing ace Don Snider says the secret to crankbait success is just throwing and winding), From Killer Whales To Bass (After a hard day of riding a 4-ton whale, Thad Lacinak relaxes by chasing 10-lb bass), Gary Klein: B.A.S.S. Angler-Of-The-Year (Klein reigns as the BASSMASTER Tournament Trail’s top pro for 1988-89), Those Deadly Do-Nothings (Tiny, Carolina-rigged worms are a mainstay weapon for pros and weekend anglers alike) Short Casts – Update On Grass Carp In Guntersville (One of America’s hottest bass lakes is targeted as a proving ground for new weed-control methods), Louisiana Outlaws Bass Spearfishing (Following a four-year study, the state has terminated a special “scuba-season” on bass at Toledo Bend Reservoir) Regular Features – About This Issue, Moon Times, Scott On The Line, Mail Call, Short Casts, Bass In Action, Pro’s Pointers, Tournament Trail, The Tacklebox, For Your Information, Trading Post, Weekend Angler, Harry ‘N’ Charlie, Coming Up
Issue: July – August 1989
Condition: Very Good