| Rick with a nice 30# class Pere Marquette salmon. |
| Pike like our products too! Here is Rick holding a decent pike from Lake St. Claire. |
| Rick and Florida Keys Legend, Dan Key holding a nice tarpon. This 120# class Florida Keys tarpon did not succeed in his goal of disengaging from the FatHead stuck squarely in his jaw! |
| It doesn't get any better than this. Figure 8 fish are the best, and it sure helps when you are using a bait that is very easy to figure 8. Chalk this one up to Mr. red and white FlutterTail! |
| That is one gigantic Pacific Sail. Thank you Shimmy Shad! This fish was estimated at 160#'s. Congratulations Don! |
 | Not a trophy, but don't tell that to Rick's then 7 year old son, Alex. This was his first musky, caught on a spring dawg. |
 | C'mon Kris, you call that a trophy? I guess we'll let you slide on this one. Chalk another one up to the holographic flutter tail and night trolling. |
 | Here is Rick with a nice holographic FlutterTail caught Pacific Sail. We were really surprised how well the sails ate these baits, and how well the baits held up to the power runs, spectacular jumps and outright power of these fish! |
 | This 'poon completely inhaled the lure. Luckily, for him, Rick released him to fight another day. |
 | Enormous stripers are amongst the most difficult fish to get to hit a lure. Something about the 10 inch shad colored shimmy shad said "eat me". |
 | Here's Rick's son Alex with one of 4 bass he caught in 30 minutes casting a Reaction Strike Rattlin Shad at a small neighborhood pond on 3-12-06. |