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Contents: A Case For Night Bassin’ (Some new, scientific evidence says that night might be your best time to catch warm-weather bass), Bass And Weeds: Part II (Big-bass specialist Doug Hannon discloses his tricks for catching more big bass from weedy hideouts), Understanding Bass Size Limits (Only one thing is clear about cures for ailing bass fisheries: there are no quick fixes), Eliminate Or Establish (Don’t be intimidated by the thought of finding bass on an unfamiliar lake. Learn Gary Klein’s tricks for establishing a pattern), Return To Montgomery Lake (Visit the former “home” of the world-record largemouth bass) Short Casts – The Case For Night Bassin’, A Good Turn For Spinnerbaits, Patient Craftsmen Tackle & Techniques – Light-Tackle Bassin’: Bear Hunting With A Switch (Give light-tackle fishing a try, and it’ll make you a better bass angler) Western Tricks For Tough Fishing (When heavy fishing pressure or difficult weather and water conditions make bass hard to catch, try one of these worming techniques), Nymphing For Smallmouths (From small streams to big rivers, few lures produce bronzebacks as well as do fly-rod nymphs), Early Lines And Tangles (Many modern bass fishermen have never experienced a real backlash) The Regular Features – About This Issue, Scott On The Line, Charted Times, Mail Call, Short Casts, Pro’s Pointers, B.A.S.S. Honor Roll, Tournament Trail, Bass Boating Tips, The Way It Was, The Weekend Angler, Harry ‘N Charlie, B.A.S.S. In Action, For Your Information, Bass Trading Post, Coming Up
Issue: May – June 1986
Condition: Very Good