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Win the fishing item of your dreams, every angler’s ‘must have’ tool!
One winner will be selected on June 30th and will be announced on Facebook LIVE.

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The false bottom design enables the angler to easily lift the bottom of the bait pen 8″ from the surface; Therefore greatly simplifying the netting and minimizing the stress of choice bait.

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Trout are Eating Your Nymph More than You Realize

Think you're not getting bites? Think again. In this insightful fly-fishing article, David Hulsey explains why trout often take and reject nymphs without anglers ever noticing—and how recognizing subtle strikes can dramatically increase your catch rate. Learn the simple adjustments that can help you hook more trout on your next outing.Jun 23rd, 2026

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