The 2018 Spring/Summer Fishing News Magazine Has Hit The Shelf

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It’s official, Bassing Bob’s 2018 Spring/Summer Fishing News Magazine has hit the shelves. If you’re not a Bassing Bob member and you haven’t already downloaded this great publication, now is your chance to pick up your own copy. With the amount of knowledge and information that is available in the magazine, you won’t want to miss out. For all the information you need, read below!

Our 2018 Spring/Summer issue is in memory of Guido Hibdon.

A Fisherman’s Prayer
I pray that I may live to fish until my dying day, and when it comes to my last casts, then I must humbly pray, when in my Lord’s great landing net I lay peacefully asleep, that in His mercy I be judged big enough to keep.


Bassing Bob Spring/Summer Fishing News 

Our magazine is completely FREE and can be picked up at Walmart, Hy-Vee, Woods, Fitz Fishing, and other sponsor locations around the Lake of the Ozarks. If you are a PRO Member at Bassing Bob, then you can also access the magazine on our website and download it at your convenience.

What's in this issue?

Are you looking to freshen up your bait assortment? We feature a few of the new bait options in this issue. Learn about the different types of baits and the best way to use them. Then pick them up for yourself and try them out.


Get an inside look at the tournament team: Rob Bueltmann and Ben Verhoef. See what allows them to work together so seamlessly and what allows them to be so successful. Learn more about them individually and as a team.

Our Expert Team also breaks down the different areas of the Lake for spring and summer bass fishing. Bassing Bob's Expert Advisor Team is made up of some of the most respected and experienced fishermen on the Lake. The lake can fish differently depending on what area you are in. In this issue, we asked our experts to give us their input on how they would break down each area of the lake during the warmer months. 

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