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Chartreuse and White must be an awesome bait, cause we sell an awful lot of
them. I was also watching a show last night on tv about Tennessee
fisherpeople. More than one stated that Chartreuse and White was all they
used. Of course, they had to buy several baits to get their blade
configuration... hehe. I really thought about getting in contact with them,
but most of them had Strike King sewn somewhere on their outfit.

Nevertheless, I'm gonna have a couple of Chartreuse and White baits with me
at all times!

--
Charles Summers
Secret Weapon Lures
http://www.secretweaponlures.com
"Fritz Nordengren" wrote in message
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Today's short outing was my first bass fishing trip in Iowa this year.
I spent all my other trips 'til now catching crappie.

A cold front just went through droping tems from 80's to 50's and the
wind was shifting from the south to the east about 12 - 15 mph.

I managed one bass in about 3 hours a nice 5-1 on a Chartruse and White
Secret Weapon with a single gold blade, 30 lb power pro and a Shimano
Curado.

I call it my ROFB presentation.

Fritz Nordengren wrote:


Guys guys guys. . . . 99% of bass fishing is what is hanging on BEHIND
the reel and NOT IN FRONT OF IT.

PS: The Zen Basser returns to the water today after some cosmetic
rebuild and painting done. I'll write of my success or failure today
and try to list as many possible brands names as I can grin

I learned that from reading Paul Crawford

http://www.bassangler.com/articles/crawford/paulc.htm

And I use his "Bird Dog lure" much of the time to find fish, then I'll
see if different bait will catch more or not..... I prefer to use a
hammered nickle willow leaf blade.....which is hard to find from you's
guys -- so I'll take one from a different spinner bait and hook it into
your bait.

My go to colors in spinner baits a Chartruse and White, Wounded Shad
and black.

And there is something about your "trailer blades" that really attract
hits.

Maybe you can strike a marketing deal with Paul.....


Charles B. Summers wrote:
Chartreuse and White must be an awesome bait, cause we sell an awful lot of
them. I was also watching a show last night on tv about Tennessee
fisherpeople. More than one stated that Chartreuse and White was all they
used. Of course, they had to buy several baits to get their blade
configuration... hehe. I really thought about getting in contact with them,
but most of them had Strike King sewn somewhere on their outfit.

Nevertheless, I'm gonna have a couple of Chartreuse and White baits with me
at all times!

Awesome article Fritz... and I'm gonna make sure that both Joe and Bob get a
link to that site.

The Trailer Blade is something that we've been talking about a little more.
That little blade looks really good behind most all of our blade
attachments! Especially the small gold Indianas.

--
Charles Summers
Secret Weapon Lures
http://www.secretweaponlures.com
"Fritz Nordengren" wrote in message
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I learned that from reading Paul Crawford

http://www.bassangler.com/articles/crawford/paulc.htm

And I use his "Bird Dog lure" much of the time to find fish, then I'll
see if different bait will catch more or not..... I prefer to use a
hammered nickle willow leaf blade.....which is hard to find from you's
guys -- so I'll take one from a different spinner bait and hook it into
your bait.

My go to colors in spinner baits a Chartruse and White, Wounded Shad
and black.

And there is something about your "trailer blades" that really attract
hits.

Maybe you can strike a marketing deal with Paul.....


Charles B. Summers wrote:
Chartreuse and White must be an awesome bait, cause we sell an awful lot
of
them. I was also watching a show last night on tv about Tennessee
fisherpeople. More than one stated that Chartreuse and White was all
they
used. Of course, they had to buy several baits to get their blade
configuration... hehe. I really thought about getting in contact with
them,
but most of them had Strike King sewn somewhere on their outfit.

Nevertheless, I'm gonna have a couple of Chartreuse and White baits with
me
at all times!

Shhhhhhh! Hush now about that Trailer Blade... just keep it as your secret
weapon for now. We will be introducing that as soon as production gets all
caught up on everything else.

BTW, Paul Crawford's article is great, Fritz, and a definite "must read" for
all ROFB'ers everywhere. I sure wish that I could find some way to steal it
and slap my name on it, but I guess you let the cat out of the bag on that
just a bit too soon.

--
Bob Rickard
(AKA Dr. Spinnerbait)
www.secretweaponlures.com
--------------------------=x O')))


"Fritz Nordengren" wrote in message
news:qRwsc.18725$hi6.1892400@attbi_s53...
I learned that from reading Paul Crawford

http://www.bassangler.com/articles/crawford/paulc.htm

And I use his "Bird Dog lure" much of the time to find fish, then I'll
see if different bait will catch more or not..... I prefer to use a
hammered nickle willow leaf blade.....which is hard to find from you's
guys -- so I'll take one from a different spinner bait and hook it into
your bait.

My go to colors in spinner baits a Chartruse and White, Wounded Shad
and black.

And there is something about your "trailer blades" that really attract
hits.

Maybe you can strike a marketing deal with Paul.....


Charles B. Summers wrote:
Chartreuse and White must be an awesome bait, cause we sell an awful lot
of
them. I was also watching a show last night on tv about Tennessee
fisherpeople. More than one stated that Chartreuse and White was all
they
used. Of course, they had to buy several baits to get their blade
configuration... hehe. I really thought about getting in contact with
them,
but most of them had Strike King sewn somewhere on their outfit.

Nevertheless, I'm gonna have a couple of Chartreuse and White baits with
me
at all times!