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 | Largemouth Bass; an In-Fisherman handbook of Strategies |
 | "Just Buy This Book!" | 2005-01-24 |
If you only want to read one book about Largemouth Bass fishing, this should be it. It is the most comprehensive of all the Largemouth Bass books that I've ever read and explains things in an easy straight-forward tone. If you ever wondered what an "oli" lake is or what a flatland impoundment looks like and how to fish them, this book is for you. In addition to the types of water that Largemouth Bass live in, the history, biology, seasonal periods and food sources are covered as well as how to fish specific structures such as boat docks, points, weeds etc. Some of the specific lure techniques are a bit dated and lacking but that doesn't detract from the overall value of the book. With that said though, I should add that if you just want a book that tells you how and when to fish a spinnerbait or a plug or a worm, this In-Fisherman bass strategy book is not for you. This book is meant to give you a broad base of knowledge about the bass and its biome and how an angler can exploit such to catch bass.
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 | Denny Brauer's Winning Tournament Tactics |
 | "The Book Title is a Misnomer" | 2005-01-24 |
In this book, Brauer doesn't really talk about his tournament strategy. He mainly talks about how he fishes various lures and why he chooses those lures and how he uses them on different types of cover and structure. It is an easy read but if you consider yourself to be an advanced bass fisherman, don't bother with this book.
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 | The Bass Angler's Almanac: More than 650 Tips and Tactics |
| "An informative easy read!" | 2005-01-24 |
In my opinion, this is a very under-rated book. Weiss does a nice job of integrating biology, tactics, weather and technology in a concise informative format that is easy to read and digest. The three main black bass species are covered; Largemouth, Smallmouth and Spotted.
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