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Mossy Oak Fishing Team Member Ott DeFoe Qualifies For 2019 MLF Cups

Mossy Oak is proud to announce that its Fishing Team Member Ott DeFoe has made full-time cup status for Major League Fishing (MLF) and will compete in the two MLF Cup events scheduled for 2019.

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Top 5 Best New Fishing Products

Turkey season is winding down in most parts of the country, which means the attention now turns to fishing. Even though some fishermen began to get excited following the Bassmaster Classic in February, it’s not until warm weather shows up that the rest of us start to gear up for a highly anticipated spring and summer fishing season. This time of year also means that anglers are gearing up with new products that companies have

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Finding the Right Fishing Rod

There are thousands of rods out there and any pole can catch a fish, but for those of you who want to get serious about fishing, try different rods and learn when and how you use them. I assure you it will give you a whole new perspective on fishing and your gear. Being confident in your gear is crucial in winning tournaments or even just fishing for fun. You don’t have to spend an

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Mossy Oak Elements Agua Now Available on Groove Rings

Mossy Oak is excited to announce that its new Elements Agua fishing pattern is now available on Groove Ring’s highly popular, silicone-based wedding rings.

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Northern Pike Fishing: What You Need to Catch Fish Now

Regardless of where you fish, late May and early June is a prime time to target big pike. The majority of pike will spawn around the full moon cycle in April whether under ice or open water. By mid-May the spawn is over and the big fish look to regain all the weight they lost during the spawn process. This is a peak time to catch some giant fish!

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Ott DeFoe Prepares for Bassmaster Texas Fest Elite Tournament

Lake Travis is a fairly clear and deep lake. Known for anglers catching numbers of bass there, but not necessarily big bass, Lake Travis has a good population of three types of bass: spotted, largemouth and Guadalupe bass.

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