Larry Larsen on Bass Tactics is the ultimate how-to book that focuses on proven productive methods. It is dedicated to serious bass anglers –those who are truly interested in learning more about the sport and in catching more and larger bass each trip. Hundreds of tips and drawings explain how you can catch more and larger bass in waters all around the United States.

Photographer-writer Hugh Irvin Power, under the auspices of the Parks and Wildlife Department, has photographed virtually every foot of the battleship, both before and after restoration. The resulting book is a thorough walking tour as well as a lively history of the ship. His photographs and accompanying descriptions of Texas appear here in the definitive guide to this amazing relic of old-style sea power.

Bass Guide Tips focuses on the most productive methods of the top bass fishing guides in the country. This book is loaded with regionally known techniques that will work in waters all around the country. Often such local knowledge remains regional or lake specific, but Bass Guide Tips explains how one productive tactic on a southern lake might be just as productive on waters in the Midwest or the north. the wealth of information within is a gold mine for bass anglers everywhere, regardless of where they live.

In his decades of bass fishing, Larry Larsen covered the bass' global range, from Minnesota to Honduras, from the Hawaiian Islands to Cuba. His personal best largemouth weighed more than 12 pounds, and he established an official line class world record in 1982 for Suwannee bass. A frequent contributor to national and regional outdoor publications, he has written about bass fishing for more than 20 years. His writings detail highly productive fish-catching methods and special techniques. He gives his readers the most productive tactics to find and catch bass. This book will give you a better understanding of America's number one gamefish -- and it will make you a better bass fisherman. Illus.

Larry Larsen s enjoyment of bass fishing has translated into writing about bass for 17 years. Throughout Better Bass Angling, the aspects of finding and catching bass are presented in an entertaining and informative style which has enlightened readers. This wealth of useful information should appeal to experienced and amateur anglers alike who want to learn more about their favorite fresh water sportfish."

The Angler's Guide to Bass Patterns focuses on productive methods, places, and times. Being able to develop a pattern of successful methods and lures for specific habitat and environmental conditions is the key to catching several bass on one fishing trip. Understanding bass movements and activities and the most appropriate and effective techniques to employ will add many pounds appropriate and effective techniques to employ will add many pounds of enjoyment to the sport of bass fishing. Bass Patterns is a reference source for all anglers, regardless of where they live or their skill level. The book examines the most effective combinations of lures, methods and places for a variety of environmental conditions. The productive and proven techniques to catch both active and inactive bass are discussed.

The book is an excellent resource for trip planning, seasonal information, water characteristics and other necessary details that make a bass fishing trip less of a guessing game. The book lists specific productive locations on each of the waters covered and effective techniques that the author and others have employed. This detailed book includes dozens of photos, and maps and charts with information on boat ramps. There's no doubt this book will make your fishing trip much more productive!