Better Bass Fishing Delivers
If you have been looking for a great guide with tons of tips on catching more bass and bigger bass “Better Bass Fishing” is the one to get. Its claims of being your “complete guide” are true. Whether you are a seasoned and skilled angler or a “greenhorn” this easy to understand book will fill you in on all the top bass fishing secrets.
“The Better Bass Fishing” e-book contains bass fishing tips and techniques to help you land the most and biggest bass. Learn several of the secrets of bass fishing that tournament winners and professionals use. You will also discover the best baits to use in every situation.
We have listed just a few below:
• Prize winning tips from the professionals
• Finding the biggest bass
• Thinking like a bass
• Landing your limit
• Refining your fishing skills
• The best bass gear
• Utilizing of your bass tools
• Practical info on bait
• Professional secrets that can only be found here
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.
This is a must read before you jump in your bass boat and cast out your favorite lure. Your angling partners will be startled by your new found angling prowess. They will wonder why your tackle box has the perfect paraphernalia for landing the biggest and most bass. You will be asking yourself if you should let your friends in on the “Better Bass Fishing” guide.
If you are looking for the perfect gift for the bass fishermen in your life, “Better Bass Fishing” is the answer.
Better Bass Fishing Lures
Recreational fishing relies most on the use of fishing lures. They consist of objects attached at the end of the line and they are manufactured so as to imitate the regular prey of the fish the angler is after. Color, vibration, movement and shape, all influence the capture of largemouth bass fish. If there were no lures attached to the lines, the bait could pass unnoticed by the fish. Better Bass fishing lures ~come with a hook at the end onto which fishermen attach the bait. Once the fishing lures play their part, the fish gets hooked.
Lures can also help fishermen look for and actually find the places where fish may be hiding. This is done by casting and retrieving the lures progressively, and such movements make the lures appear to be swimming. The movement of the lure will also make light reflect and thus attract the attention of the fish.
Bass Fishing lures fall into several categories depending on the design and the purpose they serve. A first type is the jig, a a sharp lead hook onto which artificial or natural bait is placed. This is usually shaped like a minnow, worm or crawfish. Then come the surface fishing lures, a bit lighter than the jigs they float on water looking very much like surface prey. The spoon lures are also for surface fishing; they are thin and shiny so that they can get fish attention as quickly as possible.
Another category is that of plugs or crank-baits; these fishing lures are designed to move at faster speeds and to go back and forth exactly as fish prey would. In the popular group of artificial baits, bass worms and flies are extensively used.
Fishing lures are not an invention of our times, as they have been part of fishing ever since the appearance of this occupation. The change results from the possibility to manufacture the lures artificially; thus the most common materials for fishing lures are rubber, cork, plastic, wood and metal. In a way, this seems to be better for the environment as the bait species required to catch the fish we tend to consume more would not become endangered; consequently, the food chain will be preserved if regular living baits are not used extensively.
Another advantage of today’s better bass fishing lures is that they encourage recreational fishing without causing death of caught and released fish. The hooks that today’s fishing lures are provided with are not very dangerous for the fish and do not harm the mouth as deep as the old type hook varieties used to. Therefore, more and more fish live after being released by amateur anglers.