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Ask the Anglers: What’s the First Technique a New Angler Should Learn?

January 15, 2021 • Bass Pro Tour

The world of bass fishing can be a bit intimidating for a new angler just starting out. In this Ask the Anglers, we asked some MLF pros what they think is the first technique a new angler should learn.