Joey Monteleone
Author
Joey Monteleone is a multimedia communicator having been involved for decades in TV, radio, magazines, and seminar speaking. A 2017 Legends of the Outdoors inductee, he’s boated more than 48,000 bass with 1,500 weighing in at over five pounds. He is a seasoned fishing guide and a third-degree karate black belt (and three-time Eastern USA fighting champion) and has caught fish all over North America.
Well versed in catching almost every species of freshwater fish from every type of watercraft, Joey has cracked the code for catching trophy fish from any kind of waters. His more than 60 years’ experience on the water has instilled a deep reverence for the resource and a burning joy for introducing new anglers to the sport he loves.
Connect with Joey at https://illbetennesseanya.com
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Little fish are liars.
Big fish hold all the secrets.
It all begins with that silent prayer for some degree of success; to fool that wonderfully wild creature into taking the bait. The journey might begin with a cup of worms and a cane pole; or it might take rook with a huge collection of plastic boxes holding a multitude of this season’s can’t miss artificial baits.
However it starts, Most of us can easily recall two fish… the first one we caught—and the biggest one.
My goal with this book is not to help you catch a bunch of fish, it’s to help you catch a bunch of BIG fish.
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According to a recent national survey by various federal agencies, fishing is one of the most popular recreational sports in America, with more than 36 million people older than 16 spending $43 billion on equipment and travel in pursuit of that trophy wallhanger. And the fish most often cited as the target for these eager anglers? The Bass!
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Vincent and Rosa, his wife, live a simple life in small village in the south of Italy. A baker by trade, Vincent has built a business that sustains the young couple. But when la Cosa Nostra shows up and demands protection money from local businesses, Vincent determines to flee his homeland rather than submit to the gangsters.
…a very entertaining autobiography of a kind, generous, passionate, and patriotic man who discovered fishing as a young boy and then went with the flow.
– 5-Star amazon Customer Review of
I’ll Be Tennessean Ya by Joey Monteleone