Bruce Edward Litton

Introduced to fishing at age eight by a neighborhood friend and his father, Bruce Edward Litton was instantly hooked. By age 13 he was already a regular reader of outdoors magazines and his fishing prowess was increasing daily. By the time he reached college age, he was averaging 250 days a year on the water, gaining valuable fishing experience under all kinds of fishing conditions. Often, he fished both before and after school.

Bruce first shared his fishing knowledge in the pages of The Fisherman’s New Jersey edition at age 16, and was a regular contributor to The Fisherman, New Jersey Outdoors, and The Trenton Times by age 18.

Today, Bruce sports a reputation as a top angler and a popular outdoors writer. He believes fishing is a great way to break out of routines and follows the credo: “An angler always finds a way.”