Episode 1191: FORGOTTEN TOURNAMENT BAITS FROM THE PAST (WITH MATT STEFAN)

BASS TALK LIVE

Mark Jeffreys

Bass, Dallas, Sports, Outdoor, Fishing, Bassfishing

4.9 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 29 January 2025

⏱️ 86 minutes

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Summary

Matt and Matt chat about baits that used to be all the rage in tournament fishing but haven't gotten much publicity in the past decade.

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0:00.0	This is the 21st season of Bass Talk Live.
0:05.0	BTL is presented by Bass Cat Boats.
0:10.0	Strike King Lures.
0:12.0	AFCO.
0:14.0	Pro Guy Batteries.
0:15.0	Spro.
0:16.0	Gama Katsu.
0:18.0	The Bass Tank.
0:20.0	Denali Rods. Beatdown outdoors, and Sunline.
0:27.6	BTL coming at you.
0:31.5	Good morning and welcome to another exciting edition of BTL Bass Talk Live where we are going to talk about bass fishing.
0:38.5	I got to tell you, Frank Scalish was in town for the last six days.
0:42.9	And it was it was kind of Groundhog Day.
0:45.9	Day after day, we would do a BTL in the morning, except Saturday we're at Lucky Lure Tackle,
0:52.9	where I will add Frank signed the back of all of the FX color series pro rogues that he designed the color of and then put it right back on the shelf.
1:07.4	So if you are in the Oklahoma City area, you might want to slide in there and see if you
1:12.2	can snag a Frank Scalish autographed FX series rug. But he's currently on the way back to
1:18.0	Cleveland, Ohio. And we got absolutely jipped when it came to weather. I learned how to break ice.
1:27.1	Our guest today might know how to break ice.
1:28.8	I bet he's been out where he's had to break ice.
1:30.7	Matt Stefan joining BTL.
1:32.9	I don't think you've been on.
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