I've never been an avid book reader. I like magazines. They have pictures, short articles and don't take long to finish. My wife on the other hand can read a 400 pg book in 3 days. But recently I saw an add for a new book part truth and part fiction about a club level bass fisherman who wants to get to the next level and is looking for a new approach.
It was spooky how much the first few chapters were like my own autobiography if I had written one about my tournament experiences. Everything that happens to him has happened to me and probably most of you.
It's called "Personal Best: Fishing and Life" by Craig Mazurek.
There are 418 pages and I'm on #375 already after starting it this morning. Check it out, you won't regret it.
It was spooky how much the first few chapters were like my own autobiography if I had written one about my tournament experiences. Everything that happens to him has happened to me and probably most of you.
It's called "Personal Best: Fishing and Life" by Craig Mazurek.
There are 418 pages and I'm on #375 already after starting it this morning. Check it out, you won't regret it.