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Things have been hectic around here but we finally got the product website up for my swimbaits.
Check it out at JSJbaits.com
I have been grinding away preparing baits for the 2008 Bass-a-Thon. I'll have a table up there with all the Snack Size Swimbaits on Saturday and Sunday, including a whole bunch of new colors. The new product website is also almost done and will be up by the end of the week.
Hopefully things will turn back to some sort of normalcy next week when I get back from Anaheim (meaning no more 12 hour days).
I figured I would share some of the new colors of the Snack Size Swimbaits that will be available at the Bass-a-Thon at Angler's Marine this weekend. I will also be bringing 10 Crappie and 10 Dark Bluegill in my new bait.
Baby Bass
Shasta Trout
Ayu
Hey – if you're headed to the Bass-a-Thon, be sure to stop by my table and introduce yourself!
More details on the Bass-a-Thon here
I was looking up the Bass-a-thon, and came across this audio interview. I know this is a year old but still is a pretty cool interveiew to listen to.
It shares some insite with Ken Huddleston and Bruce Porter from Basstrix. I's over on the Bass Zone
A few weeks ago I spent a day on the water with Cal from Tackletour.com
Cal has completed a write up and can be seen on their site.
Here is a video Cal edited together as well. Unfortunately the bite was non-existant but we had a great time and the video turned out great.
Link to Tackle Tour
Previous Tackle Tour post on The Wired Angler:
TackleTour Lure Preview of the Snack Size Swimbaits – Updated
I was up in Redding last weekend, I did not get a chance to go fishing. I did however take a day to explore the upper end of the Sacramento arm and get some great shots of the low water at Lake Shasta.
The lake is at around 29%, and this makes for a great opportunity to go scout out some of your favorite areas of the lake.
Here are some of my photos: Lake Shasta Low Waters
