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Kevin VanDam: More Rods, More Efficient

If I’ve only got four or five rods on my casting deck, then you know I’m probably tuned in to where the bass are and what lures I’ll need to use to catch them.

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Asian-Citrus Salmon or Trout Marinade

An Asian-citrus marinade provides a burst of flavor without overpowering the fish.

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Planting Guidelines for Late Summer/Early Fall Food Plots

After years of answering questions for other gamekeepers, it is becoming apparent that some of us are so busy that we try to squeeze all of our late summer/early fall plantings into one weekend.

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Ott DeFoe’s Three Favorite Summer Baits

I’m looking for bass that are holding in shoreline cover but more especially in shade during the summer months. The Fin-Eke Worm is a productive bait to fish – especially in shallow shade.

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Crop Rotation for Healthy Soils & Better Food Plots

The definition of crop rotation is planting crops that are not similar in the same field in sequential seasons. Crop rotation is one of the oldest and most effective cultural control strategies.

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Captain Sonny Schlinder on Catching Tripletails

The best time to fish for and catch tripletails is during the hottest months of the year, generally in July and August. The most productive times to look for tripletails is when the sun is high in the sky, and the Gulf of Mexico is clear.

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Brandon Palaniuk: How He Tries to Balance Relationships and Fishing Time

Being able to balance my time with family and fishing is definitely my number-one most difficult task. Both deserve and need my time. Fishing for a living requires a lot of travel and time spent on the water and staying focused on bass fishing.

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Hunting Property Estate Planning, Wills & Trusts

Learn more about estate planning, wills and trusts for hunting properties and how to keep it in the family.

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Chuck Belmore: How a Bowfishing Tournament Is Run

An average bowfishing tournament fields 60-80, four-man teams. But at a big bowfishing tournament, like the Bass Pro U.S. Open event, there were 200, four-man teams.

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Dealing with Weeds in Food Plots

When it comes to dealing with weeds in food plots, you either love them or you hate them. Read on for tips for managing weeds.

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Seed Facts & Planting Tips

The power contained within a seed is amazing! How can something as small as a turnip seed, that is only slightly bigger than the period at the end of this sentence, produce a plant that has a bulb the size of a softball and leaves as big as a boat paddle!?

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Chai Tea Halibut

Chai tea might seem like a strange ingredient to marinade fish in, but when you stop to consider what’s in chai, it all makes sense.

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