If you could sit-down and interview some of the best pro bass fishermen in the world, what would you want them to tell you to help you improve your bass fishing skills?

In this book, How To Bass Fish Like A Pro:

• Kevin VanDam will explain how he catches bass consistently, how he fishes all 12 months of the year, and in the bonus chapters, which are videos of VanDam talking directly to you, he will tell you how to fish for hot-weather bass.
• Denny Brauer will tell you the ways he hates to fish, how he picks the best fishing lures for different water and weather conditions, and will give you his best fishing tips for hot weather. In Brauer’s bonus chapters (videos) he’ll teach you when to flip a jig, a tube or a creature bait and tell you his three tips for how to be a better fisherman.
• Mark Davis, in chapter 3 of the book explains his five secrets to becoming a better bass fisherman, how to turn your bass fishing around to the positive side and how to catch hot-weather bass. In the bonus chapter videos, you’ll get six-different interviews with Davis, where he looks you in the eye and tells you: three tips for becoming a better bass fisherman; his three favorite bass lures; and how to keep a big bass on the line and get it to the boat.
• James Niggemeyer tells you how to become a bass pro. He also tells you how to catch bass when the weather sizzles. In Niggemeyer’s bonus video chapter, he explains how to move from being a bass-club fisherman up to being a pro.
• Mark Rose will explain his five favorite go-to bass lures and how to catch bass in the middle of the summer.

You’ll hear from the pro fishermen about how they catch big bass consistently, and what they do to win millions of dollars as professional bass fishermen. This book has a very-simple premise: When you learn how to bass fish from the pros, then the next time you go on the water, you can fish like a professional bass-fisherman.

A novel of Fly Fishing in A Mad, Mad World of Love and Pandemonium. Laugh out loud when fishing guide Jud Buckalew decides to play a practical joke on a zealous wildlife officer (who just happens to be his dislikable cousin). The blowback is more than he bargained for, especially when a beautiful television reporter falls for Jud and announces to the world that a large reward is being offered for the fisherman who catches the elusive "Lago Popo Trout." A cast of bizarre and colorful characters descend on Buckalew's beloved river. Mayhem ensues as each tries to outdo the other in pursuit of this odd new species. Meanwhile, will Jud come clean and destroy what may be his last chance at love? Or will he watch with anguish as the joke brings thousands to thrash his river, ruining its beauty and threatening his livelihood? Join the fun in this mad, mad world of trout turmoil.

40 YEARS TROUT FISHING IN EUROPE AND NORTH AMERICA

This is a collection of stories about the experiences of six men as they annually float an Ozark stream. Their camaraderie, their humorous adventures and the occasional dangerous accident make the reader appreciate the fun and beauty that can be experienced outdoors. These stories show that simple pleasures such as fishing, cooking and camping can lead to a more balanced and happy life.

This is a new release of the original 1948 edition.

If you go to live on the Niger River in West Africa, don't forget your pole, your sense of humor, and your camera Provides answers to these important questions: How do you land an electric fish, and what if you screw up? What happens when a cobra tries to get in the boat? Which one lure will catch tigerfish, Nile perch, catfish, Tilapia, etc? Where do you catch a tigerfish, and then how do you deal with its teeth? When is a fish going to kill you if you eat it? Who might you meet, and what are they saying? A two-year account of sport and traditional fishing by a fish biologist Peace Corps Volunteer in Mali, West Africa. This photo-journal contains 19,000 words and 140 black and white photographs. (Plus, get a FREE full-color ebook when you order from Amazon and select the MatchBook offer) Tigerfish opens with sport fishing, and details the author's pursuit of tigerfish, Nile perch, and other species including the dubious dodo. The second part is an account of experiences and observations made during the large community fishing events that take place in the waters of the floodplain during the dry season. The third section provides a brief description and numerous pictures of the life and work of small-scale commercial Somono fishers. The final section documents two traditional fire hunts on the Niger River floodplain. The quality of photos is better than most pictures of the Loch Ness Monster...

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1920 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1917 Edition.

In a world that just seems to be going faster and faster, this book is a lighthearted look at one man's attempts to simply step back and get out and go fishing. You will find a collection of stories, some are funny, some are bittersweet and some chronicle the "embarrassing, awkward and inexplicably funny" situations that a regular family guy deals with in his quest to get out on the water Our narrator soon learns that even though our goal is to catch fish, fish aren't necessarily the reason we go fishing. Ebooks (kindle) and paperbacks are available at Amazon.com

Filled With Over Seventy Spectacular Black & White Nature Photos If you are going fishing, or are planning on venturing into bear country, let Lucky Danny McGee first take you along on an unbelievable trout fishing trip He will scare you out of your wits, give you a good laugh; feel sorry for the bear, or the trout fisherman, as you follow the author re-living his true life experiences following a good luck, sometimes bad luck, fishing treasure map, keeping one step away from being eaten by hungry bears chasing after his most prized possession, rainbow trout What would you do, if you met a wild bear on a trail? Scream, freeze like a statue, or run, forgetting about the two legs you have and the four legs the bear has. Can you pass a humorous test provided by a person who has actually been face to face with more than one big bear? By using this, "A Fisherman's Bear Encounter Survival Guide" you just might know what to do, when confronting a wild bear

Whether you are looking for a useful place to plan your next fishing trip, or somewhere to record the results and successes of different bait types, Fishing Notes will prove to be an invaluable resource. Use the note pages to jot down ideas for improving your technique, or record the rules and licensing regulations of your favourite fishing spots. The journal includes a seasonal diary to reflect local spawning times, for planning a year of fishing. There is also a comprehensive resources section so you can find the best places to test your skills, as well as a list of suppliers so everything you need for your next trip is easy to find.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1918 Edition.