What's the longest article you will read in a magazine

[crappieandbassman123]

1. 800
2. 1000
3. 1500
4. 2000
5. 2500

What do your favorite articles in them? What kind of tips do you like to see?

[shipahoy41]

It depends on what the article is about and if it has anything to do with the way I personally fish. Maximum for me is about 6 pages though.

[Gator_1]

I guess those numbers are words...
And if its something I'm interested In I can read and read... No such thing as too much.

[Gator_1]

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[crappieandbassman123]

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[river slabs are better]

if its interesting 5 pages. diagrams and pictures help

[deathb4disco]

If the article actually contains useful information (and is not just a product plug), I don't care how long it is. I was going through some old magazines a week or so ago, and I found a Fishing Facts from 1976(!) Charlie Brewer had an article that was 13-14 pages long (and there weren't many pictures, either.) There was more information in that one article than you'd find in a year's subscription to any almost any mag on the market.

I'm really not interested in the latest "hot" bait that you can't do without (because next month, there will be a new hot bait that you can't do without.) Fish are caught with that thing between your ears, not the "latest and greatest" rod/reel/bait.

[gabowman]

A page or two.

[keeferfish]

I couldn’t even read all these posts so I just skimmed thru and scrolled to the bottom. Hard to scroll a magazine!

["G"]

If the article actually contains useful information (and is not just a product plug), I don't care how long it is. I was going through some old magazines a week or so ago, and I found a Fishing Facts from 1976(!) Charlie Brewer had an article that was 13-14 pages long (and there weren't many pictures, either.) There was more information in that one article than you'd find in a year's subscription to any almost any mag on the market.

I'm really not interested in the latest "hot" bait that you can't do without (because next month, there will be a new hot bait that you can't do without.) Fish are caught with that thing between your ears, not the "latest and greatest" rod/reel/bait.

I agree