Welcome to Bass University Basics
Pete Gluszek
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3m 4s
Tournament bass fishing anglers Mike "Ike" Iaconelli & Pete Gluszek welcome you to Bass University Basics. What is Bass University Basics? People are discovering bass fishing, and this program is to help you get started with the fundamentals. This program can help get a beginner up-to-speed on purchasing tackle, terminology, taking your first fishing trip, preparing your equipment, and more! Laying the groundwork for you to start catching bass and more thoroughly and confidently enjoying your time our fishing. You'll also be prepared, with basic knowledge to start learning more advanced techniques and tactics for catching more and bigger bass from our library of hundreds of bass fishing classes, conducted by top tournament anglers who are generous with their bass-catching secrets.
This program is great young people, adults who are becoming interested in the fishing. If you're new to bass fishing, start learning the fundamentals with Bass University Basics
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