What Is So Catching About Bass Fishing? Why Are So Many Anglers Heading That Way?

Everyday it seems that more and more anglers are starting to take notice that there is to bass fishing that meets the eye.

Bass fishing at the present is considered to be America’s #1 freshwater sport, in fact the bass fishing industry is grown to be 70% higher than any other types of fresh water fishing.  In the past 25 years bass fishing has grown from a million dollar industry to a estimated 4.8 "Billion" dollar industry in today’s world and still growing each and everyday.

This is one outdoor sport that just about anyone who dedicates and disciplines themselves can equally compete on a pro level.  The more time you spend on the water, the more you practice, and the more you learn of the "How-To’s" of bass angling you can’t help but to be more successful at catching bass, especially if you have a "Coach" or someone as a mentor to teach you patterns, conditions, presentations, techniques, colors, proper equipment, etc. There is a lot to learn when it comes to competitive bass fishing, but if one wants to be serious about it he or she can compete on a pro level.

More and more women each season are starting to book into my school to learn how to fish just to be able to show their husbands or boyfriends that they can do it to. Well, why not? It’s a sport that’s been enjoyed for many many years by mostly the guys, and now that the women are getting a taste of it, they love it just as much as the guys do.

Kid’s even seem to go "nuts" over this sport even probably more so than we do! I know this because of the clients that bring their children when they book a fishing trip or enroll in my school, and just seeing their expressions on their faces when they catch a bass seems to be worth it all!

 Along with the many Emails and letters I receive from boys and girls from all over the nation, the kids are wanting to know more and more about how to fish for bass, where can they go to learn, or who might be able teach them. The age of most of these boys and girls that write me range anywhere from 12 years to 18 years old, as well as many college students.

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