Thanks to ROFB, from SWL

Thanks SWL,
Very nice of you. You will be hearing from me.

pat
ps. Hope your Christmas was as you hoped it would be.

p

On 12/25/2004 9:26 AM, Joe Haubenreich wrote:
Merry Christmas from Bob, Charles, Joe, and all the folks at Secret Weapon
Lures. Maybe we can help make the waning days of this season a little
merrier, and brighten up your new year as well.

From the ranks of ROFB came our first field testers, prostaffers, and
customers. A number of you have promoted us with your fishing buddies and
your local tackle shop dealers, and we really appreciate it. To give
something back, we've sponsored several events ROFB Classics and host its
Web site as well. Now, we'd like to do something for individual members.

Through December 2, we're offering VIP pricing, normally for prostaffers
only, to ROFB members. To take us up on this offer, go to
http://secretweaponlures.com, and click the "ProStaff" button under "Login"
in the top menu.

User Name: rofb
Password: blackbass

Happy holidays.... and good fishing!

Bob Rickard (founder, Secret Weapon Lures)
Joe Haubenreich
Charles Summers

Thanks to all the guys at SW lures. I could use a few more, like Joe I spend
quite a bit of time going into brush and trees to retrieve a lure..sometimes
not my own. As I looked back over 2004 a vast majority(95%) of my
spinnerbait fish were taken on SW, most of them (s Baits)were either hand
outs at the Classics or a few that were sent for an ROFB contest.

SW has done a lot for the regular members of this NG.. so those of you
who got ****ed thinking it was spam..too bad..too dam bad, especially those
who have nothing to contribute here. While I respect an individuals right to
lurk here, don't get upset at an offer for the regular members of this NG
and then start spouting your "Don't spam me crap" I know both Charles and
Joe,,they are genuinely good people. It was not a spam offer. Those that
think it is, should come down to the MTC in April and see how much these
guys do for this group. or stick around here and see how much knowledge they
contribute on a regular basis I have fished with a lot of people that post
here.... a better group I can't imagine..it's funny how most of the
objections to Joe's post came from the people that don't know any better.
Get over it, Happy New Year to everyone...wow I did it without cursing!!!!!


Randy-

amen.

--
God Bless America

Josh The Bad Bear

I spend
quite a bit of time going into brush and trees to retrieve a lure..sometimes
not my own. From: "alwaysfishking"

I carry a folding saw in my boat - keeps me from having to climb trees! I can
get my lure back and make new cover all in one effort.
Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

"RGarri7470" wrote in message
...
I spend
quite a bit of time going into brush and trees to retrieve a
lure..sometimes
not my own. From: "alwaysfishking"

I carry a folding saw in my boat - keeps me from having to climb trees! I
can
get my lure back and make new cover all in one effort.
Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

Hand loppers are common gear in a boat around here. Mac McDermot (President
of Desert Bass) keeps a pair in a pouch on his pedestal seat right next to
his needle nose pliers.

--
Spinner Baits Tips & Tricks Contest
featuring
Secret Weapon Lures
in December

** Public Fishing and Boating Forums
** www.YumaBassMan.com

"RGarri7470" wrote in message
...
I spend
quite a bit of time going into brush and trees to retrieve a
lure..sometimes
not my own. From: "alwaysfishking"

I carry a folding saw in my boat - keeps me from having to climb trees! I
can
get my lure back and make new cover all in one effort.
Ronnie

http://fishing.about.com

Hand loppers are common gear in a boat around here. Mac McDermot (President
of Desert Bass) keeps a pair in a pouch on his pedestal seat right next to
his needle nose pliers.

--
Spinner Baits Tips & Tricks Contest
featuring
Secret Weapon Lures
in December

** Public Fishing and Boating Forums
** www.YumaBassMan.com