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Just a quick FISHING edition of the JPT member-only update.
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Hit the water and get some insider tips on bass fishing with Brody Boese, Outdoor News JPT Coach and Virtual Mentor. Brody and a buddy head out to toss against the weedline for a morning of catch and release. Bronzeback or bucketmouth... find out what they brought to the boat, and what they're using on the end of the line.
Plus tips for you to take an epic fish pic and how to tie a double uni knot.

No boat? No problem!
Brody also gives anglers some suggestions for options when you don't have a boat to get out during open water season.
Check out the video
 
Some bodies of water require anglers to practice catch and release fishing (Like Coach Brody said in the video, ALWAYS check your state's current fishing regs before you head out). But sometimes C&R it is just a way you can enhance a fishery for future angling potential. But knowing how to properly do it, including the right tools to have on hand, are critical to fish survival.
Coach Revermann is an avid fisherman, and offers some solid advice for Outdoor News JPT members to follow when it comes to catch and release angling. Click below to learn more....
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Source Facebook The Alaska Life

And since we're diving into some fishy stuff with this quick update.... how about this crazy looking fish! Pulled from the cold salt water off the Coast of Alaska, you'd be in for a big shock when you filleted it....
the meat is TURQUOISE colored!
They are tasty to eat, and the blue color of the flesh disappears when you cook it, and it turns white.
Source: https://www.facebook.com/TheAlaskaLife/photos/a.397850430247027/4508008392564523
Make sure to check your inbox later next week for the AUGUST Outdoor News JPT newsletter for HUNTING updates, more video and tons of tips and photos. But in the meantime, follow us!
 
 
 
 
 

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