"I'm excited about my Bass Sessions™ web site and my affiliation with the Pro Bass Networks folks on the World Wide Web. No writer has covered the national bass tournament scene as long and consistently as I have. And I still love the whole scene. Through the pages of BASSMASTER Magazine and B.A.S.S. Times (as well as my books), I've been able to share with you the secrets of the pros since 1981, and I maintain the same passion for the sport that I had as a young man.
"My Bass Sessions ™ is a logical extension of my nearly 20-year quest to keep fishing fans everywhere on top of the latest techniques, tactics, and tournament scene happenings. With my web site, I can give you the unvarnished truth about people, places, fisheries, products, etc. Unlike the pros, I have no sponsors; so I don't have to hold anything back with my opinions.
"Speaking of opinions, the information found in Bass Sessions™ is exactly that - my opinion. It in no way reflects the opinions or views of B.A.S.S., Inc., its employees or publications.
"I hope you will enjoy the ride. Feel free to email me with your comments, suggestions, ideas and questions."
Tim Tucker
Senior Writer
BASSMASTER Magazine
B.A.S.S. Times
Tim Tucker is one of the country's most published outdoor writers. In addition to being a senior writer for BASSMASTER Magazine and B.A.S.S. Times, his work has appeared in Southern Outdoors, BASSMASTER Tour, BASSMASTER Destinations, Field & Stream, Outdoor Life, American Angler, Fishing Tackle Retailer, Southern Saltwater, Fishing Facts, Florida Sportsman, Bassin', Florida Wildlife, Bass Fishing, Petersen's Fishing, Texas Game and Fish, Advanced Bass Fishing, Bass Pro Shops' Outdoor World, Crappie, The In-Fisherman, North American Fisherman, Bass and Walleye Boat, Remington Country, Tournament Angler News, Aqua-Field Publications, and others. His newspaper contributions include Palm Beach Post, Gainesville Sun, Orlando Sentinel, Ocala Star Banner, Lakeland Ledger and Greensboro News and Record.
Tucker has served as the outdoor writer for the Palm Beach Post and Gainesville Sun newspapers. Currently, he is the pro fishing writer for the Universal Pres Syndicate's outdoor page, which is distributed to 33 newspapers.
His latest project is new, one-of-a-kind bi-monthly newsletter designed to help fishermen make more money in the business of fishing. Tim Tucker's Pro Angling Insider is a bi-monthly, 8-aper newsletter that covers the business side of fishing like nothing before it.
He is the author of eight books: Roland Martin's 101 Bass-Catching Secrets (1988), Advanced Shiner Fishing Techniques (1989), Secrets of America's Best Bass Pros (1990), MORE! Secrets of America's Best Bass Pros (1991), Doug Hannon's Fisherman's Logbook (1992), Diary of a Bass Pro (1992), Bill Dance on Crappie (1995) and Bill Dance on Largemouth Bass (1996). His Tim Tucker Outdoor Productions Corp. has published seven books. All are available from Tim Tucker's Bass Catalog on this web site.
Tucker conceived and produced the award-winning Bass Sessions™ Series of instructional audio cassettes featuring the top names in professional fishing.
Along with outdoors public relations leader Mike Walker, he conducted two successful workshops titled How To Promote Yourself and Attract Sponsors for aspiring and professional fishermen. The booklet/audio cassette presentation of this seminar, titled The Bass Pro Workshop, was later honored as the Southeastern Outdoor Press Association's Best Outdoor Entrepreneurial Project - as judged by the editor of Inc. Magazine.
For the last two years, Tucker has been the only writer selected as an instructor in the highly popular B.A.S.S. Fishing Techniques national seminar series.
Tucker has been the featured guest on The Bassmasters, Anglers In Action, Prime Time Outdoors and Outdoor Trails with Barry Stokes national television fishing shows.
In 1991, he promoted the highly successful Bass Sessions '91, a one-day consumer show that featured America's top names in bass fishing and fishing industry exhibits.
He has won more than 100 awards for his writing and photography since 1982.
Tim and wife Darlene live in Cross Creek, Fla., along with their twins Rachel and Kyle. |