How to Get Rich Writing About Fishing

Bassmaster Writers Pete Robbins and Steve Wright interviewing Aaron Martens at the Upper Chesapeake Bay

Well, maybe not rich in terms of dollars – although the money can be decent – but rich in life experiences and fishing opportunities. As I’ve written many times before, the relatively late development of my writing career has paid countless dividends and I feel like it’s just getting started.

Although there were a few bumps along the way, I’ve had some great mentors, and most of the learning experiences have been relatively painless. I don’t know precisely what the future of fishing media holds, but I can tell you that there’s still tons of opportunity for savvy, hardworking enthusiasts. To help get you started, here are a handful of articles I’ve written on the topic:

I’m always happy to answer questions about my path and offer advice to budding writers. Feel free to email me any time.

PAA Writer Pete Robbins interviewing Sean Hoernke at the TTBC on Lake Conroe
 
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