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Casey in the News
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The February binge
Let's talk about the bass binge that happens around the country the first few times warm rainwater rushes into the lakes and rivers.
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Charlie Reed: Where is he now?
Committing full time to the Bassmaster Tournament Trail at a late stage in his life is former Classic champion Charlie Reed's biggest regret of his...
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8 great ice bass
Brrrr! Most Southerners don't know the thrill of ice fishing. These Northern anglers are happy to share the joy!
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Back to basics worm fishing
Don't get caught up too much in the latest and "greatest." When it comes to catching bass, the Texas rig and drop shot are still...
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Lund's new 1875 Crossover XS
If you're got a wife or kids who like to be on the lake for a reason other than fishing, then a crossover boat is...
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Elite returns to 'Classic' state for Carolina Clash |
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Elite pro Casey Ashley of Donalds, S.C., has fished Lake Murray many times, and he said next week's event will bring some big fish.
"It's going to be a topwater slugfest," Ashley said. "The herring will be running. It'll be a lot like Clarks Hill, it'll be postspawn and the fish will be up in the flats. A lot of topwater action ... that's all you can do. Maybe throw in a jig now and then."
Last week, Ashley finished fifth in the Pride of Georgia presented by Evan Williams Bourbon. Since he thinks Murray will fish similarly to Clarks Hill, the South Carolinian hopes the upcoming event in his home state will deliver a second straight top-five finish, and maybe victory.
"I sure hope so," Ashley said. Read More
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