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Birge’s Three Rules for Breaking Down a New Fishery

September 24, 2021 • Bass Pro Tour

For a full-time bass pro like Mercury Pro Team angler Zack Birge, figuring out new fisheries is part of the job. But what if you’re just exploring a new lake for fun? Follow along as Birge shares three rules for breaking down a new body of water.