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Bass fishing at night has been a big deal for as long as I can remember, especially in the summer

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Drop Shot - Effective for suspended fish and finesse presentations

I think the angle of the zipper facing upwards might also contribute to water occasionally seeping in when it rains a lot

Camera gear : We had both our cameras, a 24-105mm lens and 16-35mm wide angle lens, plus our tripod, gimbal and spare fully-charged batteries