If you love to hunt and shoot fish, particularly bass, you have certainly heard of the AMBBET (Alliance of Shooting Fish). I must say, becoming a member of the ambbet is like being admitted to a top club in the world. The members of this club have shot fish from all over the world. They include some of the best anglers in the world. They are the cream of the crop and know all about finding bass and other game fish.

The Alliance of Shooting Fish has a very simple website. It has a navigation system that makes finding the information you need quick and easy. On this site, you will find articles, news, newsletters, a forum, a blog, and a help section. If you have any questions, feel free to contact the site’s owner. He or she is very responsive and can be contacted via email anytime.

One thing you may notice right off the bat is that this site is very different than most websites for anglers. Their focus is on the sport fishing and the information provided is not just general tips on casting, fishing techniques, etc. There is much more to it than that. Many of their articles discuss the details of how to land a certain fish. For example, this article talks about the lip, wrinkles, and structure of the fish’s mouth.

You’ll learn how to recognize a male from a female. You’ll find facts about the habitat they live in, where they go when breeding, and why some of them are easier to catch than others. One great fact that is featured on this site is the difference in coloration of bass found in different lakes. There is a very short description about each lake that you will find helpful, as well as the coloration of the bass found there. This information may be critical to the success of your upcoming fishing expedition!

I’m a huge bowler myself, and I have to hand it to the folks at Ambbet, they really know their stuff. I have fished in numerous locations around the UK and across Europe, and there are many bits of knowledge I picked up on this site. They cover everything from the equipment you need (I’m a big free-weight kind of guy), how to tie knots (amazingly easy! ), and even how to “fish” (amazingly difficult). There is a ton of other info on this site, and you can also email them if you have any additional questions. One of the things I like best about this site is that you can also “rate” any rod or reel (by rating how good it is in relation to the size and weight you have).

If you have never used an online fishing guide service before, then I highly recommend that you give Ambbet Shooting Fish Online a try. The information is detailed, the reviews are often good (and sometimes controversial! ), and there is a lot of other material to peruse through. It is my suspicion that the site was set up by one of the leading experts in their field, and it certainly looks well set to stick around for a very long time.