Nov 10, 2014 - November is known for many things; fishing is not primary among them. The month most associated with fall, of course, conjures images of Thanksgiving (with maybe some deer hunting and football thrown in for good measure.)

This month, with that waistline-inducing holiday on our minds, we give thanks to all our loyal customers, for the gift of the great outdoors, and for friends and family.

In the spirit of Thanksgiving, here's a look at Thanksgiving traditions from some of the top pro anglers, courtesy of Bass Resource. And here's to wishing everyone a happy and blessed Thanksgiving.

A sample of the pros' favorite Turkey day traditions:

Davy Hite - "The best thing about Thanksgiving is spending time with my family and eating so much that I make myself miserable. Not one particular food either, I like everything. That's a great time and other than winning a tournament, I don't know if you could have it much better than spending time with your family and just eating so much you get sick."

Hank Parker - "Since 1988 I have spent every Thanksgiving in Canada hunting deer. My favorite part of Thanksgiving is trying to kill a big whitetail deer in Saskatchewan."

Larry Nixon - "Oh man, you know its sitting down to eat my Thanksgiving dinner. You can count on Thanksgiving morning I will be in a deer stand. I put the turkey on the smoker before daylight, then I go hunt until about 10 O'clock."