Education is important,
but fishing is essential
Where reel anglers go for expert advice
and honest opinions on the latest fishing gear.
Education is important,
Education is important, but fishing is essential
Where reel anglers go for expert advice and honest opinions on the latest fishing gear.As Seen On
Who We Are
Your Bass Guy is here to make fishing more accessible. When you walk into a pro shop and see everyone looking at gear as if they’ve been doing this every day for 20 years, it’s intimidating. It’s hard to go up and ask someone for a recommendation or advice. We want to take away this fear and intimidation and help people get into the sport.
Mission
Your Bass Guy is here to make fishing more accessible
How we work
We research the options. See what others are saying, and make our purchasing decision from our years of fishing experience
Trust
We aim for our articles to be concise yet informative. Every article draws on a part of the fishing knowledge we have accumulated over the years
Plainspoken
If jargon or complex terminology is used, we break it down for our readers so it’s simplistic and easy to understand
Genuine
We’re a website built by anglers for anglers. We’re your friends and family
Translators
It’s our job to demystify all the jargon and lingo that’s in the fishing world and help people find what’s best for them
WESLEY LITTLEFIELD
Contributing Author
Wesley Littlefield lives in Northeast Oklahoma where he has spent the majority of his life in pursuit of the outdoors. Growing up he was introduced to several different styles of fishing by his dad. In college he joined the bass fishing team where he learned competitive fishing is not for him
BRENT FRAZEE
Email Content Creator
He was the outdoors editor of The Kansas City Star for 36 years before retiring in 2016. His street cred: He has won more than 60 national and regional awards for his writing and photography including the Lifetime Achievement Award by the Outdoor Writers Association of America
DAVE FERGUSON
Contributing Author
Dave grew up bass fishing all the time in southern Virginia until the pursuit of a fisheries science degree relocated him to Virginia Tech for four years. While studying in the New River Valley of Virginia, he discovered smallmouth bass fishing which amplified his addiction to catching bass all the time