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Boater's Log - Vol. 5, No. 1

Anglers Building Habitat

It has long been recognized that sunken ships and natural hard bottom areas are home to all manner of sea life, including recreationally popular gamefish. Anglers who discover such oases on the ocean bottom keep the “numbers” as secret as they would the combination to their safe deposit box. They also understand the value of creating habitats where no such structures currently exist in order to improve and encourage the growth of marine ecosystems. Welcome to the world of artificial reefs. 

03/11/2013

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Yamaha Pro Cliff Pace Wins 2013 Bassmaster Classic®

Tulsa, Okla., February 25, 2013 – Yamaha Pro Cliff Pace, describing his day on the water as one of “the toughest days I’ve ever had,” boated only four fish weighing 11 pounds, eight ounces Sunday but they were enough for the Petal, Miss. angler to claim bass fishing’s biggest title, the Bassmaster Classic world championship.  He finished with a three-day total of 54-12.

02/27/2013

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Yamaha Marine Group Becomes First Center for Coastal Conservation Platinum Sponsor

Kennesaw, Ga., Jan. 14, 2013 – Yamaha Marine Group announced today that effective January 1, 2013, it has become the first Platinum Sponsor of the Center for Coastal Conservation.

“The corporate leadership of Yamaha Marine Group has a clear vision for the future of recreational fishing and boating,” said Jeff Angers, President, Center for Coastal Conservation. “With Yamaha’s incredible contributions of time, talent and treasure, we are better able to advance federal public policy that strengthens the entire fishing and boating community.”

01/14/2013

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Fishin' Vol. 6., No. 2

Fishing Top to Bottom in Winter

Former Bassmaster Classic® champion Alton Jones ranks winter as one of his favorite seasons of the year to catch bass, because he can literally fish top to bottom with two of his favorite lures, surface plugs and deep diving crankbaits. These lures aren’t normally associated with cold weather fishing, but the Yamaha Pro has been catching winter bass with them for years. 

01/11/2013

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Saltwater Fishin' Vol. 5, No. 1

Mike and Mike on North Florida Redfish

Light Tackle Father and Son Guide Team Can Up Your Score 

“Florida’s northeastern coast offers great fishing for redfish, sea trout and flounder,” said Mike Vickers Sr., “and between me and my son, Mike Junior we bring our charters to the best of it from Jacksonville south to the Flagler Beach area.” 

01/04/2013

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Fishin' Vol. 6, No. 1

Winter's Best Bass Choice? Consider Small Crankbaits

Colder weather seldom stops Mark Davis from going bass fishing. All the Yamaha Pro does to adjust is tie on a smaller crankbait and use lighter tackle. 

Davis, winner of the 1995 Bassmaster Classic® as well as three Angler of the Year titles, is well-known for his expertise using diving lures, so his lure choice comes as no surprise. He fishes water less than 15 feet deep, and often uses spinning rods and eight pound fluorocarbon line.

01/03/2013

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Fishin' Vol. 5, No. 20

Shallow, Swimming Jigs Often Overlooked by Anglers

More than 10 years ago, Marty Robinson began experimenting with different ways to retrieve his jigs around heavy, shallow cover so they wouldn’t continually get snagged. Not only did the Yamaha Pro eventually develop a swimming and hopping presentation over the cover that eliminated snagging, he also discovered it produced more strikes, especially during the cooler months. 

12/21/2012

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Saltwater Fishin' Vol. 4, No. 8

Redfish Offer Heavy Action When Bass Aren't Biting

When the 2013 Bassmaster® Elite season opens next March on the Sabine River near Orange, Texas, Greg Vinson knows he’s going to enjoy the tournament even if the bass aren’t biting. That’s because the Yamaha Pro knows another species, the redfish, probably will be hitting his bass lures. 

12/11/2012

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Yamaha Marine to Debut Exciting New Products at 2013 Miami International Boat Show®

Kennesaw, Ga., Dec. 5, 2012 – Yamaha will debut one of the most exciting new product lines the industry has to offer at the 2013 Miami International Boat Show®. These new products represent the cutting edge of marine technology, while offering Yamaha’s signature power and reliability. Below is an overview of the all-new “game changers” from Yamaha Marine Group. 

Helm Master

12/05/2012

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Boater's Log Vol. 4, No. 13

Hurricane Sandy: Lessons Learned

Are You Prepared for the Next Major Storm? 

She came in the middle of the night at high tide on a full moon packing high winds and pushing an unprecedented wall of water ahead of her. Hurricane Sandy was the most storm to hit the Northeast coast in recorded history, claiming over 75 lives and destroying thousands of houses and businesses. The massive flooding compounded by wind damage to the power grid left tens of millions of people in the dark, and 20 days after the storm, there were still tens of thousands of homes in New York and New Jersey without power.  

12/03/2012

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