Description
Contents: Slow-Jigging Vibrating Cranks (Try this finess trick for catching big bass on lipless crankbaits), Catching Triple-Crown Bass (It’s a challenging feat to catch largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass, especially in the same waters), Tricks That Catch 10-Pounders (Try these tips from trophy-bass specialists when you go looking for the bass of a lifetime), Boatowners’ Insurance (In today’s sue-happy society, it’s vital to have the right kinds and amounts of insurance coverage), Outboards For The 90s (New outboards for 1990 aren’t much different from existing models – but they are better), Combatting Bluebird Days (Clear, high skies drive bass into thick cover or deep water. These techniques will catch them), Bank On Banks Lake (An oasis of bass fisning in arid eastern Washington, Banks Lake offers a unique brand of fishing fun), How Deep Do Crankbaits Really Run? (A pro’s crankbait tests can help fishermen get more out of their diving plugs), The War Against Acid Rain (Sportsmen and environmental experts are hoping acid-rain reduction plans are not too little, too late), Doctoring The Deadly Tube Jug (Imaginative pros transform tube lures into even more versatile bass catchers), Structure Basics: How To Fish Riptide Short Casts – Managing Bass In South Carolina, Update On Tenoroc, The Future 21 Program Regular Features – About This Issue, Scott On The Line, Astro-Tables, Mail Call, Short Casts, The Way It Was, Pro’s Pointers, Tournament Trail, Harry ‘N’ Charlie, Weekend Angler, The Tacklebox, For Your Information, Trading Post, Coming Up
Issue: February 1990
Condition: Very Good