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You remember those stories that have been told for years, of trips that someone took, where they caught fish, huge fish, one every other cast. I'm talking about that great lake we were told about, while sitting around a camp fire. Well, this little pond of ours, is known as the sixth great lake, but in reality, it is the greatest lake in the world, for bass fishing. That’s right, the best lake in the U.S. is not one of those good old boy, Southern lakes. It's up here in the frozen North. That’s not just my idea, but the opinion of every pro bass fishermen who has ever fished here. Statistics kept by FLW and BASSMASTER have shown that Champlain holds all sorts of records for tournament fishing, such as most fish caught and most weight brought to the scales in a tournament. To directly quote the FLW’s own magazine, FLW Outdoors, “The jewel of the Appalachians, Champlain is one of the best overall bass fisheries on the continent, with variable habitat, structure, cover, water clarity and depth, the lake is a bass’s dream home”.
This book is about my 30 years of experience fishing on Lake Champlain. I’ve put together every hot spot that I’ve found while roaming this lake fishing on a daily basis for the small and largemouth bass. The book has divided the lake into seven (7) distinct sections. (1) The Southern Lake, is the section below the Champlain Bridge, which is narrow and shallow and acts very much like a river. (2)The Lower Main Lake or The Broads is 81% of the total volume of the lake. In spots, it is 400 feet deep and 12 miles wide, and extends from Port Henry, to the Burlington area. (3) the area from Burlington to the Korean Bridge at Rouses Point and includes the area around Isle of La Motte. (4) Mallets Bay, is the area between the causeways and is a small lake unto itself. (5) The Inland Sea, which is the section North of Mallets Bay on the East side of South and North Hero islands, all the way to Hog Island. (6) Missisqoui Bay is the head waters of the Inland Sea. (7) The area called the Alburg Passage and Carry Bay, should be considered a seventh part because it is like a river connecting two of the sections and is different from the rest. (8) This is a summary of all of the seven (7) parts. The idea is that you can launch your boat, be it a small or large fishing boat, at any launch. Then open the book and find your area and I ‘ll tell you were to go and what to do when you get there to catch bass. I’ve helped eliminate the need to run all over the lake or the problem of fishing dead water.
In the second part of the book I’ve selected a few simple techniques that have been very productive here on Champlain. I’ve started with, how to start off in the Spring, which are the best lures, how to rig and fish a plastic worm, what makes one lure better then others on this lake, Split Shot, Mojo, Carolina rigging, Drop shotting, Spinnerbaiting, Ripp’n, tubes, Flippin, Stitchin, crank baits, The Wiggle Diggle, Gobies, maps and charts and finishing up with fishing patterns.
This book is being sold in tackle shops all over the lake, in local book stores, and is part of my seminars at all the best tackle and sportsman shows in New England and can be found in the fishing catalogues around the East. Also me and the book have been featured on several TV shows. The sales have been outstanding and the feed back from fishermen like you has been, “Great Information”, Easy to understand”,” I can’t wait to get going”, “Thanks to the author, this is the best Lake Champlain fishing guide ever”. Try this book, you will not be disappointed.
