Better Bass Fishing Review
May 10th, 2009 | Fly Fishing News | No Comments »Do you want to learn the secrets that the superstars of the professional bass fishing circuit use? The mission of “Better Bass Fishing” is to give you the facts you need so that you can get out there fast start catching more and bigger bass.
Bass are the top game fish in the USA and to land one of these babies you need to get into their heads and learn to think like they think, discover their migration habits, their spawning areas, etc. This is explained in incredible detail along with other information and loads of bass fishing tips and tricks.
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.
It is evident in this book that the author, Frazer Wheaton, is a tested professional angler. In each chapter he generously shares the vast knowledge that it must have taken him years to accumulate. His book is well written and carefully organized into chapters chock full of fishing techniques. The trick to catching the top freshwater game fish in the nation is no longer a mystery.
If you want to impress your fishing buddies on your next bass fishing adventure, get this book. They will be amazed at how easily you locate the bass, that you have just the right gear, and how quickly you bag your limit. You may not want to share where you learned all your new found fishing knowledge, but unless you want to risk getting thrown overboard, I would seriously consider it.
When ordering this book, I would also recommend sending a copy to two or three of your fishing cronies.