The Bass Angler - Issue 90

En este número

FIRST CAST: You’ve caught it and now it’s time to release it! CAPTAIN’S TABLE: Editor-in-Chief Eugene Kruger has welcoming words for World Games anglers and pertinent thoughts concerning bass conservation, or lack of it. TROPHY WALL: No Lunker Awards this issue but nevertheless readers are enjoying their bass fishing. DOCK TALK: Swimbait or Die! News Editor Duncan Murfin succumbs to the lure of membership of a closely-knit cult. AMERICAN IN AFRICA: Columnist George Robey delves into the differences between Spotted and Largemouth Bass. GUY’S APPROACH: Senior Writer Guy Paulet showcases the excellent work being undertaken by Namibian bass anglers to improve their bassing. SEASONAL STRATEGIES: You can still enjoy a good day’s bassing when summer rains flood rivers and dams. Eugene Kruger offers how-to tactics. WORLD RECORD WATCH: It was a world record, then it wasn’t – IGFA’s reaction to the world record spot that wasn’t. NEXT LEVEL: An expert’s guide to frog selection as outlined by Duncan Murfin. OP REIS MET MARTIN: Senior skrywer Martin Engelke bespreek baarshengel strategieë by Witbankdam. BASS FORAGE: This month we feature the Nile Tilapia. 30 SECOND REVIEWS: The Zoom 5” Swimmer. NEXT LEVEL: Here are 6 topwater baits to catch a giant at Albert Falls right now! PROJECT POSEIDON: Project leader Duncan Murfin fits the dorsal fins, eyes and makes the mould. THE TACKLE ROUNDUP: All sorts of useful gear to make your outing so much more enjoyable. EXITING WITH THANKS: Eugene Kruger sticks it to the Tax Man.