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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Aug 17, 2026
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Jul 12, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Ken Perrotte, Dac Collins

    The 12 Biggest Bass Ever Caught by Anglers (opens the original)

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    WHEN A 36-YEAR-OLD Alabama insurance agent named Ray Scott acted on his big idea to elevate a particular fish to superstar status in 1967, he set in motion a fervor that remains today. Bass is the species that launched an industry. Scott’s concept for national, big-money bass tournaments bloomed into the Bass Anglers Sportsman Society, or B.A.S.S, an organization that grew to more than 600,000 members under his leadership. During the nearly two decades that Scott ran high-profile tournaments and

  2. Article · Jul 12, 2026 · Ken Perrotte

    The Biggest Trout Ever Caught (opens the original)

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    In many respects, trout are the “everyman” fish of the United States. Wild trout are revered in cold-flowing streams and rivers from upstate New York to New Mexico. Stocked, hatchery raised trout provide boundless fun and tasty dining for anglers young and old. Whether you’re a refined fly fisherman matching the hatch or a low-tech spinning reel angler dunking worms, trout rise to the occasion. Sure, bass seem to get the glory, but trout, distinctly native, sleek and colorful, are worthy of all

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