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53. The Mobile Basin Slam and Redeye Bass with Matthew Lewis, Ph.D

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In this podcast, we talked to Matthew Lewis, National Vice Chair for the Native Fish Coalition and author of “Fly Fishing for Red Eye Bass and Venture Across Southern Waters”. Matthew discussed the Mobile Basin Slam, a technique of catching Red Eye Bass, which is an entirely different species than the Rock Bass type. He also shared his appreciation for the fish and the beauty of the setting. Matthew talked about the four species of Red-Eye Bass in Alabama that make up the Mobile Basin Red-Eye Slam, as well as the other three species located in Georgia and South Carolina. He also discussed the importance of stealth when fishing for Red-Eye Bass in clear waters and his involvement in the I4 Films project titled "A Slam that Saves" which showcases the importance of Red-Eye Bass. He suggested that fishing for Red-Eye Bass is a great way to explore the area and learn about the hidden gems of the South. Finally, he provided tips and advice on the best rod and line setup and how to complete the Red Eye Bass Slam in one weekend.

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In this podcast, we talked to Matthew Lewis, National Vice Chair for the Native Fish Coalition and author of “Fly Fishing for Red Eye Bass and Venture Across Southern Waters”. Matthew discussed the Mobile Basin Slam, a technique of catching Red Eye Bass, which is an entirely different species than the Rock Bass type. He also shared his appreciation for the fish and the beauty of the setting. Matthew talked about the four species of Red-Eye Bass in Alabama that make up the Mobile Basin Red-Eye Slam, as well as the other three species located in Georgia and South Carolina. He also discussed the importance of stealth when fishing for Red-Eye Bass in clear waters and his involvement in the I4 Films project titled "A Slam that Saves" which showcases the importance of Red-Eye Bass. He suggested that fishing for Red-Eye Bass is a great way to explore the area and learn about the hidden gems of the South. Finally, he provided tips and advice on the best rod and line setup and how to complete the Red Eye Bass Slam in one weekend.

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