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Contents: Depth finder Basics: An In-Depth Report (Here’s how to get your money’s worth of information out of your depth finder units), Choosing Lures By Color (If you want to make sure bass can see your baits well, the Color-C-Lector can help, even if it won’t make them hit), Schooling BASSers (Want to learn more about bassin’? Take a crash course in fishing at the American Fishing Institute this spring), The Psychology Of Bass Fishing (Why are so many people obsessed with bass fishing? Psychologists may have some answers) Tackle & Techniques – Cold-Water Bassin’ (You can extend your bassin’ to a year-round sport, if you know where to find fish in cold weather), Fishing Helpers (Have a look at several innovative fishing aids made by and for bass fishermen), How Tommy Martin Fishes Deep Vegetation (Bass gang up on deep-growing weedbeds, where a combination of flipping and deep-jigging gets their attention), No Grubs, No Glory (Everybody packs some of these fish-catching little plastic baits, but few bass fishermen give grubs the credit they’re due), How To Fish Submerged Timber (Bass could be anywhere but not everywhere among a stand of flooded trees. Look for the subtle spots) Where-To-Go Features – Everglades Bass Fishing (One of America’s biggest, wildest and best-bass-fishing areas is also among the least known, even in Southern Florida), Lake Mead Largemouths (Nevada’s infertile, cover-deficient mega-lake still produces quality bass fishing) Short Casts – Getting The Lead Out, New Lead Substitute, The Flatwoods Fish-Catcher, Eat More Fish The Regular Features – About This Issue, Charted Fishing Times, Scott On The Line, Mail Call, Short Casts, Pro’s Pointers, B.A.S.S. Honor Roll, B.A.S.S. In Action, The Weekend Angler, Tips & Tactics, For Your Information, Bass Trading Post, Bass Boating Tips, Coming Up
Issue: January 1986
Condition: Very Good