Breaking bass barriers: opportunities for African-American fishing pros are increasing, but earning a living on the tournament trail can be a difficult dream, regardless of race

Article Abstract:

Professional bass fishing is populated primarily by whites, but two African Americans, Brian Coleman and Mike Echols, are making inroads in competitions. They are readily accepted by the other fishermen, and believe that fishing ability is more important than skin color.

Analysis, Behavior, African Americans, Competitions, Fishers (Persons), Bass fishing

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When the cork goes under

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the growing commercialization and cost of fishing are discussed. The experiences of learning to fish as a child and making a first catch and the importance of enjoying the basics of fishing are recalled.

Personal narratives, Fishing, Fishing (Recreation)

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Building a better bass bait

Article Abstract:

The best baits have a truly distinct function, according to lure designer Jim Gowing. He indicates that his designs are ultimately determined by his instincts as a fisherman.

Interview, Design and construction, Fishing lures, Gowing, Jim

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