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Contents: Frogs For Summertime Bass (Breathe life into summertime bass fishing by offering the fish one of their favorite foods – frogs), A New System For Catch-And-Release (Many B.A.S.S. clubs are using a measuring board that lets them practice “instant” catch and release), Vintage Roosevelt: 1988 (During a five-week period, this Arizona lake produced new state records for both largemouth and smallmouth bass), Bake, Burn And Bass Fish (Too much sun and excessive heat could kill you – sooner, or later), Belly-Boat Bass (Fishing from a float-tube gives anglers a new perspective on the sport of bass fishing), Eastern Erie’s Bronzeback Bonanza (One of New York’s premier bass spots is also among the most underfished waters in the state) Tackle & Techniques – Year-Round Guide To Crankbaits Part I: Summer And Fall (Try these patterns and techniques for warm-weather cranking), Last-Ditch Tactics Of The Pros (To avoid ending the day fishless, try these desperation strategies of top pro anglers), Deep Water Structure Techniques (For year-round action on big-bass, look for drop-offs at the ends of points. Charlie Huskey says), Catching Hot-Water Pond Bass (There are problems to pond bassin’ in summer, but the bass usually outweighs the woes), Fine-Tune Your Light-Line Skills (There’s much more to light-tackle fishing than skinny line and tiny lures) The Regular Features – About This Issue, Scott On The Line, Moon Times, Mail Call, Short Casts, Pro’s Pointers, The Tournament Trail, The Way It Was, Harry ‘N’ Charlie, Tacklebox, Weekend Angler, For Your Information, Trading Post, Fishing Helpers
Issue: July – August 1988
Condition: Very Good