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Old November 14th, 2003, 01:53 PM
Mike Keown
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"Acee" wrote in message
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If you will note, Rich Zaleski posts on this group with some very
informative responses. He also has written some items in publications as
well as a book "Advanced Bass Techniques". From my observations I do not
believe you would go wrong looking into some of his articles, messages, or
his book. I had an opportunity to purchase his book, used, and just
received it today. I have only "thumbed" through it and it appears it

would
give you the good aspect of the basics and/or the catch up you might like.

There also are some classics that have been printed, such as, "Large Mouth
Bass Patterns" Babe Winklemen; "Bass" Linders; "In Pursuit of Giant Bass"
Bill Murphy; "Big Bass Magic" Doug Hannon and "101 Bass Catching Secrets"
Roland Martin (has a lot of other "secrets" you do not need to waste time

to
read also). Most of these are out of print so you will have to go to a

used
book source.

Now , a question for Rich. I am having difficulty determining the edition

I
have. After I bought it, I started looking for info (I do not like to

shop)
on it and find there are, apparently, several editions or printings. This
one says copyrighted 1993, American Fishing Club. And in the bottom line,
under Printed in U.S.A., says 7 8 9. What edition status is it? I
assume it is a first edition, if so, how far is it from containing the
latest information? [I have opened up a chance for you to sell me a later
edition, but I am sure you are well aware of that. ;-) ]
Al Crumrine

"Evgenij Barsukov" wrote in message
...
Mike Keown wrote:

Gentlemen, I am re discovering my lost
love for freshwater fishing, especially going
after the immortal large mouth bass. Can any of you
recommend a book that covers bass fishing
from head to toe? I am looking for a
reference that I can thumb through years from
now and know that I am getting the
'straight skinny'. Thanks
Mike


Talking about on-line resources, the biggest collection
of proffesional articles on bass fishing I know is he

http://www.bassresource.com/features/features.html

Regards,
Evgenij


Thank You both for your information. I am going to
review what Amazon.com has to offer in this area and
a visit to the bassresource.com provided me with a
wealth of useable data. Thanks Again!
Good Knots and Sharp Hooks
Mike