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Bass fishing in late summer can be tough, watch as Dustin shows ways to overcome the tough conditions.
Bass fishing in late summer can be tough, watch as Dustin shows ways to overcome the tough conditions.
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Catching Bass With Dustin Wilks
S4, EP10 "Late Summer Bass Smash"Bass fishing in late summer can be tough, watch as Dustin shows ways to overcome the tough conditions.
Catching Bass With Dustin Wilks
Rerun Air Date: September 12, 2026Dustin breaks out the heavy gear, teaching all about largemouth bass in heavy cover on a scenic river.
Catching Bass With Dustin Wilks
Rerun Air Date: September 12, 2026Dustin breaks out the heavy gear, teaching all about largemouth bass in heavy cover on a scenic river.
Catching Bass With Dustin Wilks
Rerun Air Date: September 13, 2026Dustin breaks out the heavy gear, teaching all about largemouth bass in heavy cover on a scenic river.
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