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[hairball]

If you have a taste for science and the "geekier" aspects of fishing, pick up a book called "Knowing Bass" by Dr. Keith Jones. He is a fisheries biologist and head of research at Berkeley. It will give you a lot of insight into things like how a bass's senses work and what determines their seasonal movements.

[fishin-fool]

If you have a taste for science and the "geekier" aspects of fishing, pick up a book called "Knowing Bass" by Dr. Keith Jones. He is a fisheries biologist and head of research at Berkeley. It will give you a lot of insight into things like how a bass's senses work and what determines their seasonal movements.

I looked up this book on Amazon. It appears to be out of print. It also appears to be highly valuable if you have a copy. The cheapest used paperback version on Amazon is nearly $100!

[hairball]

I looked up this book on Amazon. It appears to be out of print. It also appears to be highly valuable if you have a copy. The cheapest used paperback version on Amazon is nearly $100!

No need to buy it anymore! The e-book can be found here:http://books.google.com/books?id=uKB...page&q&f=false