Here is the words to my new song I love to sing, “Gotta catch, gotta catch, gotta catch, gotta catch me that big bass.”  I am driven internally to go fishing and catch bass.  It’s my passion in life.  If you are like me; you can never get enough information on how to catch more and bigger bass.  You probably watch fishing on TV, DVD’s, or read books about how to catch more bass.  Your life revolves around wetting a hook.  I have great news for you.  I just found a book all about bass fishing by Dick Sternberg titled, BASS! Proven Strategies, Skills & Secrets for Catching More and Bigger Largemouth Bass.  It is overflowing with information on catching largemouth bass from the deep south to the upper northern states, out to the west coast, and everywhere in between.

The book, BASS! Proven Strategies, Skills & Secrets for Catching More and Bigger Largemouth Bass (www.cardinalpub.com/) takes an in-depth look at the waters they live in, gear used to catch them, lures and live bait used to catch them, how to fish weedy, woody, clear water, muddy water, night fishing, what to do when a cold front hits, and how to catch trophy largemouth bass.  It’s all about catching more and bigger largemouth bass on man-made lakes, natural lakes, pond and pits, rivers and streams.

One chapter goes into detail on gear angler’s use when fishing for largemouth including bass boats, float tubes, inflatable boats, electric trolling motors, electronics, maps, rods, reels, line, knots, and accessories commonly used by anglers.  The chapters that proceed go into lures, baits, and how to use them.  Near the end of the book, the author goes beyond the basics covering flipping, pitching, fishing in clear or muddy water conditions, night fishing, and peak times, and locations for catching trophy largemouth bass.  The book has an abundance of photos to illustrate and describe in detail methods used to catch more and bigger bass.  Novice anglers will find loads of basic information that will help them catch largemouth bass in easy to understand terms.  BASS!  Gotta catch me one!