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Backwards Senko Once Again Leads a Charge by Yamamoto

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By Pete Robbins


May 17, 2012

While the Senko was his brainchild, and has been his tournament bread-and-butter for quite a while, Gary Yamamoto is constantly looking for ways to improve its effectiveness. Over the course of the past year, he seems to have reached a point where he’s able to catch fish seemingly at will by rigging it “backward.”

“The image people have of the Senko is that you fish it slow, cast it out and let it sit,” he said. “But that’s not the case here. With a #8 by one-inch screw in the head and the hook in the tail, you can fish it pretty fast with a yo-yo presentation. Cast it out, let it fall to the bottom, then pick it up and do it again.”

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Yamamoto Big Bass Challenge – What Would Dobyns Do?

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By Mark Fong


May 17, 2012

When Gary Dobyns talks Bass Fishing, anglers listen. Western Legend and Yamamoto National Pro Staffer, Gary Dobyns was at the Fisherman's Warehouse in Sacramento, California to conduct an informative and interactive seminar.  While Dobyns was there to provide valuable tips for anglers competing in the upcoming Yamamoto Big Bass Challenge, his insights are sure to be enlightening and helpful regardless of where you pursue your quarry.

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Last Updated on Thursday, 17 May 2012 07:12 Read more...
 

The Alabama Rig Goes South

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By Paul Crawford


May 9, 2012

The Alabama Rig has swept across the bass fishing nation faster than anything I've seen since the Slug-Go introduced us to the soft jerk bait.  Contriversial, banned in some states, voted out of the B.A.S.S.Elite series, you can't check the weather on the Net without a disscussion about the Alabama rig.  But travel a couple of hundred miles south of it's birth place and the controversies are very different.  The burning question that we've set out to answer is how, or even if, you adapt the Alabama rig to shallow, weed-choked Florida waters.

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 09 May 2012 10:19 Read more...
 

The Electronic Angler - vol 8

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By Shane Beilue

May 15, 2012

Fishing sonar technology is certainly advancing at a rapid pace, evidenced by the release of Humminbird’s 360 degree imaging technology since my last column earlier this year.  Just when you think you have your brain wrapped around the existing technology, yet another exciting and interesting update is released for anglers to better understand the underwater world below.

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3 Doors Down Bassist Takes First Place With His Father In 5TH Annual Porter Wagoner Memorial Artists & Anglers Fishing Tournament

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(Nashville, Tennessee...) Todd Harrell, bassist for rock band 3 Doors Down, and his pro bass angler father Bobby Harrell were crowned the winners of Saturday’s 5th Annual Porter Wagoner Memorial Artists & Anglers Memorial Fishing Tournament. They also took home the prize for Big Fish with a nice 3.71 lb. largemouth. Ironically, 3 Doors Down lead singer Brad Arnold won the tournament in 2010, proving that the band knows how to fish!  A total of 21 boats braved thunderstorms and wind soon after launching from Elm Hill Recreation Area.
Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits weighmaster George Braswell brought each team on stage at Bass Pro Shops Opry Mills location where the Harrell/Harrell team weighed in five fish for a total of 11.28 pounds. Pro angler Chad Morgenthaler and new artist Chelsea Rae placed second with 8.15 pounds, and Phoenix Bass Boat Pro Gary Clouse and former Trailer Choir member Crystal Hoyt followed a close third with 8.03 pounds. The Clouse/Hoyt team also won the award for “Big Crappie” at .71 pounds.
In addition to bragging rights and trophies, prizes for the top three finishers and Big Bass team included Costa Del Mar sunglasses, Shimano fishing reels, TFO fishing rods, Gary Yamamoto Custom Bait gift packs and gear. The team with the largest crappie received a $1500 fishing prize package courtesy of Paul Alpers and Crappie Masters.
All fish were safely released back into the water.
Primary sponsors for the event include Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits, Costa Del Mar Sunglasses, Shimano, Temple Fork Outfitters, Texas Roadhouse Restaurants, Camp Chef and AFTCO.
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Porter Wagoner, who in addition to being one of the most popular stars ever to grace the stage of the Grand Old Opry, was an avid bass fisherman. In his spare time, he could often be found fishing on local lakes. His daughter, Denise, has fished every year of the event in his honor.

May 8, 2012

(Nashville, Tennessee...) Todd Harrell, bassist for rock band 3 Doors Down, and his pro bass angler father Bobby Harrell were crowned the winners of Saturday’s 5th Annual Porter Wagoner Memorial Artists & Anglers Memorial Fishing Tournament. They also took home the prize for Big Fish with a nice 3.71 lb. largemouth. Ironically, 3 Doors Down lead singer Brad Arnold won the tournament in 2010, proving that the band knows how to fish!  

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 08 May 2012 08:39 Read more...
 
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