Bill Dance's Fishing Wisdom: 101 Secrets to Catching More and Bigger Fish
By Bill Dance and Rod Walinchus
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Bill Dance's Fishing Wisdom - Bill Dance
Introduction
Born to Fish
Bill Dance has been fishing since he was a little boy growing up near Lynchburg, Tennessee, in the 1940s and 50s. Back then, he used to fish nearby Mulberry Creek with his grandfather. As he grew into a teenager, he at first thought he wanted to be a doctor. Then he had a change of heart, realizing that fishing was his true love (well, actually his second, behind Dianne, his wife of almost fifty years). He has, in the years since, turned his love of fishing into his career, and has been one of the leading, most well-known anglers in this country for a little more than forty years, first building his reputation as a tournament bass angler starting in the late 1960s. Since 1968, his television show Bill Dance Outdoors has entertained angling viewers every weekend, first in the Memphis, Tennessee, area, but now nationwide, reaching twenty million viewers with each airing.
Known not only for his personable, self-deprecating humor but also for his ability to connect with his audience, Dance is, above all else, a serious fisherman—the kind who takes the time to figure things out on his own, who isn’t content to read what someone else has to say about fishing tactics and simply go with it. Credited with developing the popular Carolina rig, Dance has fished his way to twenty-three national bass titles. He is an eight-time Bass Master Classic qualifier, was named B.A.S.S. Angler of the Year in 1969, 1974, and 1977, and in 1986 was elected to the National Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame. In 2006, he was inducted into the IGFA (International Game Fish Association) Hall of Fame.
Aside from his television show (he actually has a second, Bill Dance Saltwater), Dance also gives fishing seminars across the country, does tackle endorsements, has his own magazine, plus has done a series of fishing blooper videos that are, in a word, hilarious.
Dance has also authored seven books. In this book of tips and tactics, you’ll find a valuable array of insights, from how to effectively fish a dock to how to tie super-strong knots. Dance knows of what he speaks, having personally tested and retested every tip and tactic covered in this handy book.
When I asked him why he wrote Bill Dance’s Fishing Wisdom, Dance replied that he likes to share what he has learned over the years with other anglers.
I used to think that a fisherman’s stature was measured by the amount of fish he could throw up on the dock,
he said, but what gives me more pleasure is being able to let others know what I’ve learned about this great sport of fishing. The format doesn’t really matter, either—it could be in print, like this book, or on the radio or television. So long as it’s some form of education, so long as I can help people become better fishermen with hints and tips, that’s what it’s all about.
If you’re a beginning fisherman or an