Category: Bill Dance
Science: Computers in Bass Fishing
Computer programs for locating and catching bass aren’t new. In fact, I still have Bassmaster magazines sitting at home from the ’80s that had Bill Dance and Roland Martin promoting the greatest thing since sliced bread in bass fishing success. It was called ‘Basstronics’ and was a simple input database about the size of a [...]
More: Bassin’ Athletes, Is It a Sport
To follow up on my post yesterday about whether bassin’ pros are athletes, two more thoughts. First one is this, which may be a) an argument that pro bassers aren’t athletes and b) the real reason
Who You Got in the BASS Legends Tourney?
In case you haven’t seen the announcement, on July 31 the following four teams of “legends” (they fo’ sho’ are) are going to duke it out on “a private lake near Montgomery” (one of Ray Scott’s private lunker ponds maybe?) as part of the B.A.S.S. All-Star Week. Here they are:
Vintage Bill Dance and a Cross-Eyed Crawfish
Just when I’d thought I’d seen every Bill Dance-related video on the web, I ran across this little gem. In this old-school commercial, Bill touts the virtues of Natural Light, “the beer with a taste for food.” Was Natty Light really so bad back then that they had to market it as an ingredient in [...]
