White River Marine Makes Moves |
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Bass Pro Shops announced it is moving the operation of its boat factory in Midway, Arkansas, to a nearby plant. The company confirms manufacturing for White River Marine Group and Triton Boats will move to its newly expanded facility in Flippin, AR. A spokesperson says the decision is due to the economic conditions and rising interest rates for boat loans. Bass Pro Shops released a statement to KY3 News: Check out all of the details here.
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Help Keep Lake Murray Litter Free |
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End the summer with a splash while making a difference for Lake Murray. Join Keep the Midlands Beautiful, Dominion Energy, PalmettoPride and our other 20+ event partners in our effort to clean up Lake Murray. The 2023 Lakeside Litter Sweep will be held the morning of Saturday, September 16 which is the statewide Beach Sweep/River Sweep day sponsored by the SC Department of Natural Resources. Learn more and register here.
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Christie's Simplistic Spinnerbait Storage |
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You might think that an angler synonymous with spinnerbaits might have an elaborate method of storing them and keeping them organized. It's the polar opposite when it comes to Bassmaster Elite Series pro Jason Christie. Christie is known to carry a large array of his Booyah Covert Spinnerbaits onboard his boat and has tried all types of different ways to efficiently store and organize them throughout the years. The best way he has found is as about as simple as it gets. "The best way I have found to store my spinnerbaits and keep them organized is in ziploc bags. I just label each of the bags with a sharpie letting me know what's inside and then store them in a 3700 or 3700D tackle box. I'll also label the outside of the box, but other than that there isn't anything else special that I do. This is the best way I've found to be able to get to what I need and be efficient with my time on the water." said Christie.
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Offering a new, trimmed-down profile, the SPRO Pin Tail Stick Slim Worm delivers extreme versatility and a unique presentation that drives big bass wild. Constructed using high quality Japanese plastic, the Pin Tail Slim Worm wiggles, quivers, and shimmies with every twitch of the rod tip or flow in the water’s current to tease bass and encourage them to strike. If the wild action isn’t enough to make fish lash out at your lure, SPRO infused a generous dose of amino bite scent into the plastic formula to not only increase your strike zone but motivate the bass to hang on longer as well. Despite its slender size, the Pin Tail Stick Slim Worm is loaded with salt to make the plastic extra soft, easy to cast, and give it a faster sink rate to slip down to where the biggest bass lurk in a hurry. Whether you’re skipping it under a dock, dragging it along the bottom, or flipping it into countless bushes, the SPRO Pin Tail Stick Slim Worm will surely catch the attention of any predator lurking in your target water. Check out the full lineup here.
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Do you know the characteristics of each type of fishing line? Bass Pro Tour professional Michael Neal gives you the scoop on the strengths and weaknesses of each type of line and also gives up some great tips on line storage in his latest video here. |
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Photo Courtesy Of Major League Fishing
Bass Pro Tour angler Andy Morgan's sponsors include First Lite, Bullet Boats, Favorite Fishing, Strike King, Lew's, Zoom Baits, Work Sharp, Garmin, Costa, T-H Marine, and Suzuki just to name a few.
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Level Up With BeatDown Outdoors |
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The BeatDown Outdoors Leveling Plate is the ultimate way to secure your BeatDown Outdoors Electronics mount to the bow of your boat. The Leveling Plate is designed specifically for each brand and model of boat, preventing you from having to drill unnecessary holes in your rig. One of the features that makes this leveling plate unique is it is the only mounting option on the market that allows you to truly through bolt mount to the bow of the boat. BeatDown's leveling plate will work with any mount that BeatDown Outdoors offers. Stop taking chances with your expensive electronics and secure your investment with BeatDown Outdoors.
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B.A.S.S. Announces 2024 Schedule |
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For the first time since 2018, the Bassmaster Elite Series won’t be kicking off its season in Florida, opting instead to open its 2024 slate at the big-bass factory of Toledo Bend Reservoir on the Louisiana/Texas border Feb. 22-25.B.A.S.S. officials made that announcement Wednesday, along with the entirety of a nine-tournament schedule that will span six states and visit fisheries that have ranked among the best in the United States, both recently and historically. CEO Chase Anderson said that, with the 2023 season in the books, B.A.S.S. is anxious to tackle what is certain to be an action-packed 2024 lineup. Check out more details on the full schedule here.
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