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The Bass Angler's Almanac: More than 650 Tips and Tactics

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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.

this book is loaded with bass knowledge chapter afer chapter.they make it easy to understand.i've been fishing for years but was learning from the 1st chapter.

This book was an excellent read. it is loaded with tips for the beginner as well as advanced fisherman. the book discusses habits of bass on different bodies of water, which i found to be interesting and would be good for the fisherman who is used to fishing lakes and was going to fish rivers for the first time. weiss did a great job, as usual.

This is an excellent, basic bass book that should help both beginners and veterans. It's really a reference book, sort of a college-type texbook that covers just about all of the material you need to become proficient enough to start trying for the lunkers. Great price, also.

Great reference book on practically all aspects of fishing for large-mouth, small mouth, and spotted bass covering rods, reels, lures, live baits, weather, sonar, etc in different bodies of waters. Brings in a lot of research comparing bass response to different types of lures and baits under different conditions. No fluff. No wasted words. Just packed with information useful for newbies to read before heading out to fish.

This is okay for a fisherman wanting to learn more about bass fishing specifically. Great for a walleye guy wanting to learn about bass.