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BIG FISH, LITTLE FISH: THE MOST COMMON MYTHS, MISCONCEPTIONS, AND OUTRIGHT LIES ABOUT BASS FISHING

Is there any sport in the world better than bass fishing? For diehard fishermen, the answer is a resounding no. There's something about fishing for the big bass that just appeals to someone unlike any other sport. Maybe it's the idea that you don't need to train every day and watch your diet, maybe it's because you're facing an opponent that you can't see and that may not even respond to you. Maybe because, unless you're in a tournament, you can eat your opponent at the end of your competition. Try that after a few rounds on the golf course or after an arm wrestling match!

Fishing has evolved from a lifesaving necessity and means to feed one's family, to a relaxing hobby that was the common pursuit of retirees and those with not much time on their hands and not much attention for faster moving sports, to an out-and-out obsession among fishermen and competitors.

Coming home with a bucketful of fish that seems to be bursting at the seams, or with bragging rights over who has the biggest and fattest catch, is not just for those retirees any longer. Entire tournaments with prizes in the tens of thousands of dollars, sometimes even up to a million dollars, are springing up everywhere, and every year there are more and more participants. These tournaments are routinely covered by major television and cable networks, including ESPN, Fox, and ABC Sports.