17 Years Ago, The Big Bass Zone Book Unlocked Mysteries...And It Still Does Today
Photo: Bill Siemantel
Over 17 years ago, we've begun the process of bringing you into the Big Bass Zone and to the point in your angling career where the prospect of catching bigger bass is not a remote, hazy concept, but a reality. There's still much more work to be done – more questions to ask and answer.
To help you in this journey, we've created a book that pushes the envelope not only in terms of fresh, how-to content, but in presentation as well. Timeless with no limitations.
For those of you who have become familiar with the Big Bass Zone, it'll come as no surprise that our 288-page book will not be like any other fishing publication you've ever seen.
First, this book is not some expanded magazine article based on ideas and information that have been repeated and rewritten countless times. "Big Bass Zone" – the book – will open up to you a whole new adventure in bass fishing. The content is evergreen even after being published more than 17 years ago. It's time to reorder your thinking in regards to catching bigger bass.
Second, we cut no corners when it came to presentation. Packed within these 288 pages are over 50 color photographs that explain, illustrate and illuminate the methods and chronology of big bass methods.
But we didn't stop there. There's an equal number of Chris Armstrong illustrations and diagrams to help lead you to the promised land of bigger bass. We think most anglers will agree that Chris has set the standard among bass fishing illustrators and has been missed with his passing a few years back.
Together, all these elements form an entertaining and visually appealing template for learning, understanding and unlocking the mystery of catching bigger bass on demand – one that has perplexed generations of bass fishermen.
At the core of everything we do is simplicity. The task of catching bigger bass has always been made to seem complicated. Why? Well, not many anglers could catch them consistently, so the obvious assumption was: It's a hard thing to do, therefore it must be complicated.
When a big fish is caught, it's generally viewed as a singular event, something where all the planets aligned in the cosmos. To inmates of the BBZ, you know how we feel about that brand of thinking. Not.
The "Big Bass Zone" book provides a step-by-step gameplan to move your big-fish efforts from "excuse me" catches to targeted, consistent results. Moving from one level to the next demands a significant change in tactics as well as mindset. The Big Bass Zone delivers the baseline – the foundation from which to start.
Are we saying it's easy? Well, yes and no. If you're willing to embrace new concepts, positive results may come faster than you might expect. This is especially true in waters where big-bass methods are universally ignored. Look around. Is anyone in your area actively pursuing bigger bass? Why not you?
