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Tony DUrso

Atlanta, Los Angeles, Washington, D.C.
As seen in: The Tony DUrso Show - Journey to Success!, VoiceAmerica Talk Radio Network, Apple Podcasts, LinkedIn, Patreon, Substack, BBS Radio, The Fisherman, eGreenews
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Inshore: Rattle… Or Not To Rattle?

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By Tony DUrso, William Graham, Tom Migdalski
| The Fisherman
This old plastic swimmer was cut in half to reveal the rattles inside. The case for rattling lures versus silent presentations. The debate over the effectiveness of rattles in fishing lures is one that has supporters on both sides of the aisle. Some anglers feel that rattles produce an unnatural sound that actually causes fish to shy away, while others believe they greatly enhance a lure’s ability to draw strikes.
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Surf: Making Connections

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By Dave Pickering, Dave Anderson, Tony DUrso
| The Fisherman
A strong onshore wind has brought rough, moving white water close to shore and this surfcaster is cashing in! Connecting the dots between spots and conditions will put you in the best position for consistent surf success. Most good surf spots are well known these days. Many of these highly-productive locations are highlighted in reports and social media. Yet, these great spots don’t always produce.
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Surf: The Value Of Expensive Plugs

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By Dave Anderson, Tony DUrso, Dave Pickering
| The Fisherman
Please, don’t tell my wife what all this adds up to… The justification of the expense comes from the precautions you take to protect your investment. I know how much it hurts to shell out $60, $70, $80 or even over $100 (I’ve even shelled out more than $150) for one bait. We can analyze my particular type of psychosis at a later time, but the fact remains I have paid my dues in the world of expensive baits and I can sympathize with the pain that comes from dropping that kind of dough.
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