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The significance of bait fish size is investigated as Strike King Marketing Relationship Manager Mark Copley accompanies Kim on Parksville Reservoir. The two cast a KVD Jerkbait for schooling spotted bass and discover a forage variance.
The significance of bait fish size is investigated as Strike King Marketing Relationship Manager Mark Copley accompanies Kim on Parksville Reservoir. The two cast a KVD Jerkbait for schooling spotted bass and discover a forage variance.
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S10, EP8 "Let the Brand Play On"Strike King President, John Barns accompanies Kim on Tennessee's Lake Chickamauga in commemoration of the legendary lure company's 50th anniversary. The Sexy Frog produces some explosive strikes through the matted hydrilla beds.
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