| THE ORIGINAL DATASPORT FISH & GAME FORECASTER |
| The 35th edition of the sportsman's timetable that predicts fish and game movement for every hour of the year. |
| Combining the study of past wildlife patterns and the many predictable factors of our environment, the Original Fishand Game Forecaster gives all sportsmen an opportunity to use science to improve their ability to hunt, fish or photograph wildlife in any environment. You can use the accompanying log book to keep track of time, weather conditions and location. |
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| Developed by ‘The Bass Professor” Doug Hannon - one of the worlds most knowledgable wildlife experts. |
| You’ve heard and seen him on ESPN and read his articles in well-known magazines. Now you can use his famous fish and game activity predictor - Doug Hannon’s Moon Clock. |
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Doug Hannon
With more than 800 largemouth bass weighing 10 pounds or greater to his credit, Florida angler Doug Hannon is one of the country's preeminent big-bass authorities. He's also a fishing-gear inventor, diver, underwater photographer, author, filmmaker and lure designer.
Hannon currently holds 15 patents, including one for his weedless propeller, an innovation that effectively revolutionized the trolling motor industry. His newest entry in the angling market, the WaveSpin System, is said to represent the first significant improvement in salt- and freshwater spinning-reel design in more than 50 years. What sets the WaveSpin apart from its competitors is that it's virtually impossible for the line to bird's nest during a cast.
The WaveSpiner's modern-looking design features smooth, rounded teeth on the lip of the spool. These teeth completely eliminate the eruption of a bird's nest should a loop form on the spooled line during casting; the loop simply unwinds, lying down between the raised teeth. Put to the test by OL Fishing Editor Jerry Gibbs and some "pretty vile casters," Hannon's latest creation lived up to its claims.
-OUTDOOR LIFE - Dec/Jan Issue
“25 People who have changed the Face of Hunting and Fishing”
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