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When the going gets tough, the In-Fisherman staff shifts into four-wheel drive, as they feature hairy times for smallmouths and walleyes, duck under bridges for big-time crappies, and put on a shiner show for giant largemouth bass.
When the going gets tough, the In-Fisherman staff shifts into four-wheel drive, as they feature hairy times for smallmouths and walleyes, duck under bridges for big-time crappies, and put on a shiner show for giant largemouth bass.
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S45, EP5 "Tenacious Tactics for Tough Times"When the going gets tough, the In-Fisherman staff shifts into four-wheel drive, as they feature hairy times for smallmouths and walleyes, duck under bridges for big-time crappies, and put on a shiner show for giant largemouth bass.
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