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Mossy Oak Fishing Pro Greg Hackney won second place at the Major League Fishing Redcrest Tournament on the Mississippi River, ending on August 25, with 22 bass weighing 40 pounds, 7 ounces. Here’s how Greg selects which line to fish.

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Jack Crevalle Is Fun To Fish

In my opinion, the jack crevalle is the most fun to fish for and catch in the Gulf of Mexico. This fish lives in relatively shallow water, and I believe it’s the hardest-pulling fish that lives inshore.

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Kevin VanDam: What Causes Him to Lose a Bass Tournament

All of us can look over our tournament performances after a bass tournament ends and decide what we should have done that would have helped us to place better or to win a tournament. Most often the problem will be that we’ve moved when we should have stayed.

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What You Need to Know When Saltwater Fishing Between Two States

If you look at the Upper Gulf Coast, you’ll see that some of the largest cities and best fishing often can be on the line between two states. That’s what we face here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

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Does Lure Color Make a Difference in Catching Bass?

Greg Hackney believes that color is a huge part of the reason fishermen catch bass. Learn what he looks for when choosing a lure.

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Captain Sonny Schindler on Catching Hot-Weather Reds

Catching redfish in hot weather – 90-plus degrees - is much like catching speckled trout. You must get out on the water early to locate redfish before 9 a.m. or else fish late in the afternoon.

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