The bass fishing community does well when it meets here on Bassresource.com. I've been at the bass thing 40 plus years in California. Spent a lot of time involved with the pros from the West as well as the trends with mini baits (but not mini burgers).

Did write the bit on the homepage, and hope Glenn May will have it etched on my tombstone as well. Thanks to him and to bass guys everywhere.

You're waaaaay more interesting regular people.

Hey George!  Pleasure to have you here, and to have met you at ICAST a few years ago.  Looking forward to following your blog.

Welcome to BR! It is a great resource. You're gonna like it here.

Welcome aboard!

You have been "Home Page" forever

and now we meet the man. Wow!

"With every trip I collect new mementos, though few are collected in scrapbooks. And all who fish for bass across the land collect them too. They are the images from first light to last and from first fish to last. And we'd share them in a minute. Some recall particular triumphs, often preserved in snapshots and clippings, while others we tend to hide, at least until the time we're ready to laugh about them. Daybreaks, canebrakes, heartbreaks, muggy nights, and foggy mornings. A hundred things that worked, and a thousand more that should have. That's bass  fishing."

— George Kramer  

8-)

George, you are so correct about the guys on this site.

They are really very helpful and we do have some interesting characters.

Maybe one day we can have our own sitcom...Bass Fishing...on FOX.

Can you picture a comedy about bass fishing featuring our members?  Now that would be funny.  

Welcome, George!  Glad to have you on the forum.

GKramer..

From a displaced native (Garden Grove)..

Greetings & Welcome To The Most Informative Site On The Net

Have read your little bit out front many times, since joining...

Tight Lines!!!