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Welcome back to Before the 1st Cast, your weekly source for bass fishing news, tournament recaps, fishing tips, and everything you need before hitting the water!

This week, we're breaking down the latest competitive bass fishing action, starting with the Bassmaster EQ event on Toledo Bend! We recap the tournament, discuss the competition, and look forward to EQ stop #...

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Fall bass can switch from aggressive to impossible in a single cold front. In this episode, we break down when to power-fish and when to slow down with finesse, plus how to match your reel gear ratio, rod power, and line to the cover you’re fishing. We also dig into the soft plastics that keep producing, from HellaMite and Scorpion to lizards, beetles, and 8-inch MagDingo worms,...

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On this week's episode of Bass Cast Radio, we welcome Thomas back & we discuss tournament news & more great fall tips for catching giant bass.

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Welcome back to the Before the 1st Cast Podcast! In this episode, we dive deep into the biggest events dominating competitive bass fishing right now. Whether you are a hardcore kayak angler, grinding it out on the bank, or casting from the deck of a bass boat, this tournament breakdown is for you.

As the weather shifts, the pressure is dropping. Now is the absolute be...

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Ponds can be some of the most consistent bass fishing of the fall, and in this episode we break down why. We cover how a smaller playing field helps you eliminate unproductive water, why concentrated fish create competition and repeat bites, and how to key in on shallow shorelines, vegetation edges, and isolated cover. You’ll learn how to adjust your soft plastic presentation as...

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