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There's magic in the mayhem, as the In-Fisherman staff fishes for those feisty little overlooked dudes, the yellow bass; goes all in SlobberKnocker knockin' largemouths; and trolls up some reservoir muskies with lures that really rock 'n' roll.
There's magic in the mayhem, as the In-Fisherman staff fishes for those feisty little overlooked dudes, the yellow bass; goes all in SlobberKnocker knockin' largemouths; and trolls up some reservoir muskies with lures that really rock 'n' roll.
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S51, EP5 "Sportfishing Magic and Mayhem"There's magic in the mayhem, as the In-Fisherman staff fishes for those feisty little overlooked dudes, the yellow bass; goes all in SlobberKnocker knockin' largemouths; and trolls up some reservoir muskies with lures that really rock 'n' roll.
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S51, EP5 "Sportfishing Magic and Mayhem"There's magic in the mayhem, as the In-Fisherman staff fishes for those feisty little overlooked dudes, the yellow bass; goes all in SlobberKnocker knockin' largemouths; and trolls up some reservoir muskies with lures that really rock 'n' roll.
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