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The “spoon” is one of the oldest, and most simple, lure designs out there, and though some have phased them out of their tackle box, their effectiveness is not outdated. Though spoons are simple hunks of metal bent in a spoon-like shape, there are many different spoons out there, and it can get complicated choosing the right one for the conditions.
Read MoreSome of you may already know that I contribute to Bassfan.com as a regular columnist, with my Sonar Sound-Off blog. In my latest write-up, I share a little more about working on Sweetwater TV the last few months.
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Earlier this year, when I was offered the chance to co-host a new television show- later to be named Sweetwater- I was ecstatic, and immediately jumped all over the offer.
Read MoreSE Multimedia, the creators of Saltwater Experience and Into The Blue television shows, announced that they are adding a freshwater show to their repertoire named Sweetwater. Sweetwater (which is another term for freshwater) carries on SE Multimedia’s popular dual-host format, bringing young up-and-comers, Miles “Sonar” Burghoff and Joey Nania, to the role as hosts.
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The winter season can bring about trouble for boat owners who live in areas that experience cold winters. The freezing of water can cause serious damage to your boat in addition to the rough winter weather. Winterizing your boat is key to long term protection during the off season and to prevent any costly repairs. No matter what type of boat or engine you have, these general steps will help maintain your boat over the winter and have it ready to hit the water next season.
S6:E7- “Ted Lincoln In The Sunshine State” (2020)
Miles meets up with professional artist and bass fishing aficionado Ted Lincoln.
Living in an area that doesn’t have a winter season can seem like a blessing to boaters. You don’t have to worry about winterizing your boat or protecting it from the snow and freezing temperatures. However, living in sunny climates can also be a bad thing for your boat. Constant exposure from the sun’s UV rays can cause damage to different parts of your boat, resulting in avoidable repairs and costs.