More information on pro bass fisherman Mike Iaconelli

September 10, 2016 at 11:57PM

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Hometown: Pittsgrove, N.J.

Age: 44

B.A.S.S. Winnings: About $2.5 million. Biggest win: 2003 Bassmaster Classic. Biggest bass: 14 pounds, 1 ounce.

Greatest fishing strengths: "Work ethic.'' "Versatility.''

Music: Hip-hop. Alternative rock.

Favorite movie: Evil Dead 2.

Hobbies: Break dancing. Collecting old ink bottles. Gardening. Water polo. Laser tag. Candy making. Ham radio. Macrame. Playing the flute.

Family: Wife Becky, children Drew, Rylie, Vegas and Estella.

"People expect a certain personality out of me all the time. … They seem to think I'll be screaming and jumping up and down. They don't understand that I'm a pretty regular guy most of the time. And I go to flower shows and do family stuff whenever I can.''

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Dennis Anderson

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Outdoors columnist Dennis Anderson joined the Star Tribune in 1993 after serving in the same position at the St. Paul Pioneer Press for 13 years. His column topics vary widely, and include canoeing, fishing, hunting, adventure travel and conservation of the environment.

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