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Various Ways To Use new SLENDER SCAT 5″ [deps] Zack Hayes Slender Scat is a stickbait featuring a high-density material with a salt content of 40%. Despite its slender profile, the bait has a thick body that shimmies as it falls, creating a lifelike pulsing action. The heavy material and unique shape designed to create

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FYN1Yu8xFF0 Professional Angler, Masayuki Matsushita introduces a Japanese-style fishing technique using frog tackle and his modified swimbait, The Silent Killer from Deps to target big post-spawn bass. The modification process and tackle settings are covered in the video. The big bait fishing style of using a subsurface walk the dog technique is irresistible for frog

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Fred Roumbanis – IMA Suspending Vibe Long before he left Northern California to pursue his dream on the professional tournament trail, Major League Fishing Pro, Fred Roumbanis, spent countless days developing and honing his skills on the waters of the California Delta. The Delta, is widely recognized as one of the best grass fisheries in

Matt Lee’s Squarebill Strategies The squarebill crankbait is a staple in the arsenals of anglers everywhere and they catch fish from coast to coast and across the globe. Many on the market are identical sizes, with nearly everyone producing the popular 1.5 sizes. That’s why sometimes it pays to select a bait with a different

Digging Ditches with Fred Roumbanis Ditches are classic pre-spawn bass fishing locations. Fish gravitate to them and use them as a perfect holding spot as the seasons switch from winter to spring and bass have spawning on their mind. They use them as highways as they move from their winter haunts to the shallow flats