I was wondering what bass fishing books you guys suggest I should read, Right now I am reading Tom Mann's Secrets of the BASS pros and Roland Martin's 101 tips book...... but what are some other books I should read that I would benefit from reading......... As you might see.... I LOVE READING, especially aboit bass fishing.

Anything by Buck Perry.

Bill Murphy's book about giant bass is the best bass book I have read, and I have stacks of bass books and magazines.

I just ordered Buck Perry's Structure Situation Guide.........

The BBZ and Pursuit For Giant Bass.

Double Whammy by Carl Hiaasen. Its fiction but totally supports my opinion of tournaments! Otherwise anything written by Homer Circle.

Double Whammy by Carl Hiaasen. Its fiction but totally supports my opinion of tournaments! Otherwise anything written by Homer Circle.

What's that?  All tournament anglers are cheaters?  LMAO.  :

They werent all cheaters....one was a killer!

sowbelly was kinda neat also,chronicles some neat stories.

Is denny Brauer's Jig fishing book worth buying?

I have Jackpot Bassin. It teaches some techniques and has some good info in it, but it's the only one I have read so I can't really compare it to others.

KVD Bass Strategies

Bill Murphy's book about giant bass is the best bass book I have read, and I have stacks of bass books and magazines.

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Bass Wars

KVD Bass Strategies

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And Mike Iaconelli's Fishing on the Edge. This book has some tips in it but it's basically his biography. It really puts the sacrifices of being a pro into perspective. I gained a TON of respect for the man because of this book.

Is denny Brauer's Jig fishing book worth buying?

I believe he has 2 books now. I thought Jig Fishing Secrets was good.

The L.L.Bean "Fly fishing for Bass Handbook". 2nd edition, by Dave Whitlock. If you fly fish for bass, you MUST own this book.

The BBZ and Pursuit For Giant Bass.

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Bass Wars

X2, just picked it up this week and read it for the fourth time. It never gets old.

"The Complete Idiot's Guide to Fishing Basics" by Mike Toth.

Seriously.  You gotta learn how to crawl before you learn how to walk.

Not really a book, but I recently was turned on to Bass Angler magazine, and I love it, not cheap but tons of articles and good ones at that!

The Compleat TN Angler - Summerlin/Markham - Must have for TN guys

Spoonplugging - Buck Perry

Lunker - Bob Underwood

Knowing Bass - Keith Jones - This book is based on Berkley research but it isn't about selling Powerbait or Gulp, pretty good read.

In Fisherman Largemouth and Smallmouth handbooks are both good

In Pursuit of Giant Bass - Bill Murphy

Both KVD books are pretty good

101 Bass Catching Secrets - Roland Martin - Laugh it up, this is a really good one

River Smallmouth Fishing - Tim Holschlag - This is a new book, it is way more informative and detailed than Holschlags previous book "Stream Smallmouth Fishing," which wasn't half bad either.

Big Bass Magic - Doug Hannon 

Bass Tactics - Larry Larsen

Slider Fishin - Charlie Brewer 

John Hope's Trackin' Trophies - Jesse Miller

Those aren't in any particular order and some are out of print but they are all full of good fishing info in one way or another.  Now, If I could just get the Bass to read a few of these....

I like that doug hannon one also, he's livin the dream..

The L.L.Bean "Fly fishing for Bass Handbook". 2nd edition, by Dave Whitlock. If you fly fish for bass, you MUST own this book.

Dave Whitlock is one of the all time greats in fly fishing for sure, several good books and inventor of many great bass and trout fly patterns. 

As far as a read goes, not instructional, I LOVED sowbelly I was so entertained by that book, especially Bob Crupi's part... Just awesome in my eyes.