Become a bass pro on your very next fishing trip with this complete guide to catching more and bigger bass" Better Bass Fishing". Discover the best parts of the lake to fish depending on the weather and time of year.
The largemouth bass is possibly the most popular freshwater game-fish in the US. This book will let you in on the big secrets the “old school” fishermen keep to themselves. You need to not only learn fishing skills and techniques but the science behind professional largemouth bass fishing as well.
Here are just a few of the better bass fishing secrets you will learn:
• You will learn how to think like a bass, which is one of the keys to knowing where to find the biggest largemouth bass.
• The specific tackle to use in any situation. Detailed info on crank baits, buzz baits, spinner baits, plastic worms etc.
• Where to fish under different weather conditions such as rainy days, windy days, early mornings, late afternoons or early evenings, on a crowded lake etc.
• How to avoid the 10 most common bass fishing mistakes that most fishermen make.
• How to choose the right Bass fishing rod.
• Discover successful Bass Fishing Patterns.
• Professional Night Bass Fishing methods.
• Professional Winter Bass Fishing techniques.
• And much more.
After reading Frazer Wheaton’s guide to catching bigger bass and more bass, I have discovered what a wonderful writer and educator he is. He has done tons of research for every aspect of this book which is obvious after reading the first few chapters. Most anglers keep their secrets to themselves, but Mr. Wheaton has most kindly shared his secret fishing skills with us.
If you are like me, you always want to show up your angling partners by bringing in not only the first fish, but the biggest and the most. After reading this guide you will be able to do just that. This is because you now understand exactly what the bass is thinking due to the excellent information provided in “Better Bass Fishing.”
When ordering this book, I would also recommend sending a copy to two or three of your fishing cronies.
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