Bass Pros' Season by Season Tactics

De: John E. Phillips

Narrado por: John Davenport

"Do what I say, and you'll be what I am," is what my outdoor writer mentor told me many years ago when I just was getting started in my outdoor-writing career. Hearing those words and following that advice produced an outdoor writing career far bigger and better than I ever could have dreamed.

"If you want black and white photography like I produce, do what I say, and the how and the why don't matter," Leonard LaRue, one of the greatest outdoor photographers who ever lived, told me. He was absolutely right because during his time he sold more outdoors photography than any other man alive and helped me sell more photography due to his advice. This same philosophy is true of successful bass fishing and life. If you want to become the best you can be, find someone who's already become the best at what you want to do and follow his or her instructions. This is what I've done in my new book, Bass Pros' Season by Season Tactics.

In this book, I've chosen some of the best bass fishermen to give you advice on how to find and catch bass during each period of a bass fish's life, including professionals like Kevin VanDam, Denny Brauer, David Fritts, Rick Clunn, Larry Nixon, George Cochran, Mark Davis, Woo Daves, Gary Klein, Davy Hite, Michael Iaconelli, Skeet Reese, Mark Rose, and Shaw Grigsby. My hope is that this book will help you find and catch more bass at every time of the year and each day you're on the water. The men included in this book are some of the best mentors I know of for successful bass fishing anywhere in the nation.

©2018 John E. Phillips (P)2018 John E. Phillips

Bad narration style; overshadowed angler stories

The biggest complaint and frustration is the constant spelling out of every website. With so many angler stories/individual websites, and their tackle and tackle sponsors, the narrator is literally talking half the time about “ w w w dot forward slash forward slash [then he spells our the name of person or product] dot com “. It’s so distracting couldn’t enjoy the information.

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The content is good but the Narrator is terrible. It's as if he is reading it while multitasking.

Great professional info

Wonderful nuggets from pro bass anglers, lots to take in from beginners to experts.
The narration though 🤦‍♂️… to much time wasted spelling out every website for each angler and product, could have been an hour shorter just by saying “.com” not “http://www… etc etc”

Kinda aggravating

It was very aggravating when every person or product was mentioned the narrator spelled out the website. not just once but every single time a lure was mentioned.

format is awful. more URLs than useful info

Cant get the time back but the $10 would be nice.The information is vague and the constant URLs take up half the damn book.

Too many commercials mixed in

Good info mixed in, but too focused on name brands and websites where you can buy them.