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Here is a short sample from a spring article in Bass Angler Magazine’s latest issue

PRE SPAWN
I look for protected flats in three to five-feet of water,” he answered. Once I find a flat, I’ll find the edge that breaks into deep water; then, I’ll probe it with Damiki Abyss 90 Jerkbait and a DC 200 medium diving crankbait. I know other baits will work fine; however, I’ve worked with Damiki for a few years now and have really perfected these baits to where they are my go-to baits.”

Bryan Thrift went on to say he doesn’t care if the flat is to the north, south, east or west, the key is that it is protected. “I’ve caught ’em many times where other anglers aren’t looking,” said the FLW pro. “Experiment – If the flat has a creek or a drain, I’ll concentrate on that area first.

POST SPAWN

Many anglers are fishing deeper, outside edges and ledges, but I go shallow, because the bigger, post spawn bass will be feeding on the shad and bluegill that are now spawning,” Thrift continued. “Look for protected areas where the bass were spawning. Shad are pretty easy to spot – look for surface activity and work a topwater or trap style bait through the activity. When I can’t find them shallow, I will be skipping docks and especially pontoon boats. Skipping takes some practice. My two favorite skipping baits are the Damiki Mamba Jig and the Stinger.”

If these different approaches seem simple and straightforward it’s because they are. If you ever talk with Bryan you’ll notice his simple and direct answers to your questions. Though this may not work for everyone and every situation Bryan has proved time and time again it surely works for him. If you like this kind of info we have a ton more in each and every issue

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You’ll get 15 or more Special technique articles in every issue

Here is a video from our Spring issue

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2013 Spring Issue Articles

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Mark

Mark Lassagne, born and raised in California is the creator of the popular, BASS ANGLER magazine. Mark a skillful professional angler, outdoor writer, promoter and top competitor on the western tournament circuits. www.marklassagne.com

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