With smallmouth bass, you will most likely need needle nose pliers to grab the hook.
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Smallmouth bass on a tube in frigid water. Spring smallmouth fishing in wind can be brutal. This must be right after ice out with water temps below 40 F and air temps around freezing. This is some dedication and excitement! httpv://youtu.be/4DBFXZzCHC0 I got to hand it to these guys, braving the wind and cold. I […]
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Smallmouth Bass Jumping Out of The Water
When we see a smallmouth bass jumping out of the water, we all go WHOOOAAA! It never gets old and when you see this smallmouth bass jump, you’ll see the importance of having sharp hooks and a strong hookset! Smallmouth Bass Jumping httpv://youtu.be/yIo0ibyAN08 If you live near a body of water that holds smallmouth, get […]
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