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Ryan and Alyssa Yoder squeaked out the victory in the Casting Couples Classic last weekend at Walloon Lake in northwest Michigan.
Hunger isn’t always obvious.
It can show up as the quiet gnaw in a child’s stomach before school, or in the concern of a parent while sitting at the kitchen table making the decision between paying for groceries or rent, or the suffering of anyone lying in bed wishing dinner was able to stave off the ache of not enough.
New Gear
Lund Boats has announced the launch of the all-new 1700 and 1800 Explorer models, purpose-built for anglers who demand rugged performance, low maintenance, and exceptional value.
Newsflash
Deer, Turkey & Waterfowl Expo Kicks Off Indianapolis Show
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The 16th Annual Indiana Deer, Turkey and Waterfowl Expo returns to the Indiana State Fairgrounds February 15-17, opening weekend of the 59th annual Ford Indianapolis Boat, Sport and Travel Show – the largest outdoor show of its kind in the U.S.A.
At over 70,000 square-feet, the Indiana Deer, Turkey and Waterfowl Expo is looking bigger and better than ever, serving the passionate, diehard hunter’s needs, as well as those of the individual or family who may simply be looking for information on how to get started in hunting locally or at a distant destination.
The Fishing Side of Becoming a Pro
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(By Kevin VanDam)
(Courtesy of Bassmaster.com)
Kevin VanDam on the fishing side of becoming a proOne of the most popular questions I get asked is, “How can I become a bass pro?”
There’s not a simple answer nor do I believe my way the only way, but I have advice on how to make that happen.
Essentially, there are two dynamically different, yet equally important, aspects to achieving this goal.
This week we’ll deal with the fishing aspect which might seem obvious, yet most neophyte bass fishermen lack an intricate understanding of how it is to compete on the pro level.
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