In the September 2010 issue of The Reel News:
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A smallmouth bass disguised as a green submarine, a monster among river monsters is backed into a basaltic cave in the black rocks under the drift boat.
Every detail of the fish pops out of the impossibly clear water, the big eye, softly waving pectoral fins, tiger stripes, black lines of war paint streaming down the face, gills working.
And then it’s gone. Just gone!
When my heart restarts and my dropped jaw finally closes, I glance at Scott Wolfe, who dips the oars, peers through his Polaroid’s and says simply, “some realy big bass in this section.”
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In the September 2010 issue of The Reel News our readers are enjoying a full slate of fishing and issues. Here’s a sample of what you’re missing if you are not a subscriber:
NO MARINE PROTECTED AREAS by Darrell Ticehurst
WORLD CLASS BASS BUSTIN' by Terry W. Sheely
WE NEED MORE FISHING GUIDES by Jim "Tug" Tuggle
PITT RIVER COHO by Rob Endsley
FISHING COASTAL ESTUARIES by John Keizer
EASTSIDE GOOD FISHING & WEATHER by Rob Phillips
PRESERVING FISH by Tom Pollack
COLUMBIA RIVER REGION by Terry W. Sheely
OFFICERS NOTEBOOK by Mike Cenci
JUST MUSIN' AROUND by Jim Brauch
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