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With a four-day total of 90 pounds, 14 ounces Written by David A. Brown & Photography by Andy Crawford COLUMBIA, S.C. — Paul Marks’ day did not begin the way he’d wanted, but it ended the way he’d dreamed. The difference — a gut call that changed his trajectory and put a second blue trophy…

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Before you build, modify, or maintain anything in, along, or across the Tennessee River or any of its tributaries, you need permission. This is called a Section 26a permit, named after the part of the TVA Act that requires it. Section 26a permits are designed to ensure proposed activities along the shoreline or in the…

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Mitchell Forde • Bass Pro Tour ROGERS, Ark. — With 25 minutes left in the Championship Round at Yuengling Light Lager Stage 5 Presented by YETI, Cole Floyd got the news he’d been dreading. Floyd had sat atop SCORETRACKER® for virtually all of Saturday’s Knockout Round and most of the final day on Beaver Lake.…

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Here’s what turbidity (suspended particles (silt, algae, clay) that reduce visibility) actually does to bass. As turbidity rises, bass shift from sight‑predators to vibration‑predators. Key research findings show: • Bass feed normally up to ~37 NTU (clear → moderately stained). • Feeding success drops 35–40% at 70 NTU (“chocolate milk” conditions). • At high turbidity, […]


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Southern Fishing News is featuring a well-known marine service shop, Frankey’s & Monica’s Marine Super Service, Rogersville, AL. Frankey Diviney continues the professional, dependable marine service that began with his father, the legendary marine technician Harold Diviney. Dalton Divinity is also a technician with the marine service specializing in OMC motors, trolling m...


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