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Every video we publish starts as a pile of research that will not fit in ninety seconds. These are the long versions, with the sources.

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Two bass, one tackle box: why the same canal needs two plans
Largemouth and butterfly peacock share Florida canals and do not eat the same way. One will not touch your plastic worm, and one cannot see beneath itself.

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A bass under a dock is not hiding. It is watching a lit stage
Fish cannot adjust to glare the way you can. That single fact turns every shade line into a one-way window — and tells you exactly where to cast.

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Lure colour: the water decides, not your tackle box
Clarity, depth and forage pick your colour for you. Why red dies first, what actually survives at depth, and the checklist that replaces guessing.

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Moon myths: fish the tide, not the table
A controlled study found solunar tables predicted nothing — air temperature beat every one of them. What the moon actually does is move water.
