<%= FNT_CONTENT %>Beautiful day on the water! Fished club tournament on the Pamlico river. Fish had begun to start schooling in the months of creeks, a typical fall pattern on our river systems here in Eastern North Carolina. I had located these schooling fish while pre-fishing a couple days prior. I had recently received the new G-Splash topwater from Ted at the main office in California and I was very excited to try it on these schooling fish. The G-Splash's spitting action and erratic movement drove the fish CRAZY! The Aurora Pro-Blue color is a perfect imitator for the blue back herring that migrate into these brackish water rivers in the fall of the year. I quickly boated a small limit by 10AM, and left one spot for another I had found earlier in the week. T my surprise, the fish schooling in this area were better quality, so I quickly culled my smaller fish for bigger ones. By this time my partner (whit tow fish) was a bit annoyed with the production of his topwater popper (Yo-zuri) and I felt a little sorry for him. I loaned him a G-Splash in chartreuse shad and he quickly started catching fish, and to my surprise in no time he had a limit better then mine. To top if off, in the last hour of the tournament, he put a 4 pound 12 ounce bass in the boat. Well needless to say, I finished in 2nd place for the tournament, runner up to my partner, who also had big fish honors. I was happy for him, and I know he is a new firm believer in the G-Splash. One important lesson I did learn, and will enforce for now on is, I will be little more skeptical on loaning my baits out to people I am fishing against! All in all I was happy with my tournament result, and I am very happy I had a chance to get another fisherman the opportunity to use a Lucky Craft lure with such great success!

<%= FNT_CONTENT %>Beautiful day on the water! Fished club tournament on the Pamlico river. Fish had begun to start schooling in the months of creeks, a typical fall pattern on our river systems here in Eastern North Carolina. I had located these schooling fish while pre-fishing a couple days prior. I had recently received the new G-Splash topwater from Ted at the main office in California and I was very excited to try it on these schooling fish. The G-Splash's spitting action and erratic movement drove the fish CRAZY! The Aurora Pro-Blue color is a perfect imitator for the blue back herring that migrate into these brackish water rivers in the fall of the year. I quickly boated a small limit by 10AM, and left one spot for another I had found earlier in the week. T my surprise, the fish schooling in this area were better quality, so I quickly culled my smaller fish for bigger ones. By this time my partner (whit tow fish) was a bit annoyed with the production of his topwater popper (Yo-zuri) and I felt a little sorry for him. I loaned him a G-Splash in chartreuse shad and he quickly started catching fish, and to my surprise in no time he had a limit better then mine. To top if off, in the last hour of the tournament, he put a 4 pound 12 ounce bass in the boat. Well needless to say, I finished in 2nd place for the tournament, runner up to my partner, who also had big fish honors. I was happy for him, and I know he is a new firm believer in the G-Splash. One important lesson I did learn, and will enforce for now on is, I will be little more skeptical on loaning my baits out to people I am fishing against! All in all I was happy with my tournament result, and I am very happy I had a chance to get another fisherman the opportunity to use a Lucky Craft lure with such great success!

<%= FNT_CONTENT %>Beautiful day on the water! Fished club tournament on the Pamlico river. Fish had begun to start schooling in the months of creeks, a typical fall pattern on our river systems here in Eastern North Carolina. I had located these schooling fish while pre-fishing a couple days prior. I had recently received the new G-Splash topwater from Ted at the main office in California and I was very excited to try it on these schooling fish. The G-Splash's spitting action and erratic movement drove the fish CRAZY! The Aurora Pro-Blue color is a perfect imitator for the blue back herring that migrate into these brackish water rivers in the fall of the year. I quickly boated a small limit by 10AM, and left one spot for another I had found earlier in the week. T my surprise, the fish schooling in this area were better quality, so I quickly culled my smaller fish for bigger ones. By this time my partner (whit tow fish) was a bit annoyed with the production of his topwater popper (Yo-zuri) and I felt a little sorry for him. I loaned him a G-Splash in chartreuse shad and he quickly started catching fish, and to my surprise in no time he had a limit better then mine. To top if off, in the last hour of the tournament, he put a 4 pound 12 ounce bass in the boat. Well needless to say, I finished in 2nd place for the tournament, runner up to my partner, who also had big fish honors. I was happy for him, and I know he is a new firm believer in the G-Splash. One important lesson I did learn, and will enforce for now on is, I will be little more skeptical on loaning my baits out to people I am fishing against! All in all I was happy with my tournament result, and I am very happy I had a chance to get another fisherman the opportunity to use a Lucky Craft lure with such great success!

<%= FNT_CONTENT %>Beautiful day on the water! Fished club tournament on the Pamlico river. Fish had begun to start schooling in the months of creeks, a typical fall pattern on our river systems here in Eastern North Carolina. I had located these schooling fish while pre-fishing a couple days prior. I had recently received the new G-Splash topwater from Ted at the main office in California and I was very excited to try it on these schooling fish. The G-Splash's spitting action and erratic movement drove the fish CRAZY! The Aurora Pro-Blue color is a perfect imitator for the blue back herring that migrate into these brackish water rivers in the fall of the year. I quickly boated a small limit by 10AM, and left one spot for another I had found earlier in the week. T my surprise, the fish schooling in this area were better quality, so I quickly culled my smaller fish for bigger ones. By this time my partner (whit tow fish) was a bit annoyed with the production of his topwater popper (Yo-zuri) and I felt a little sorry for him. I loaned him a G-Splash in chartreuse shad and he quickly started catching fish, and to my surprise in no time he had a limit better then mine. To top if off, in the last hour of the tournament, he put a 4 pound 12 ounce bass in the boat. Well needless to say, I finished in 2nd place for the tournament, runner up to my partner, who also had big fish honors. I was happy for him, and I know he is a new firm believer in the G-Splash. One important lesson I did learn, and will enforce for now on is, I will be little more skeptical on loaning my baits out to people I am fishing against! All in all I was happy with my tournament result, and I am very happy I had a chance to get another fisherman the opportunity to use a Lucky Craft lure with such great success!

<%= FNT_CONTENT %>Beautiful day on the water! Fished club tournament on the Pamlico river. Fish had begun to start schooling in the months of creeks, a typical fall pattern on our river systems here in Eastern North Carolina. I had located these schooling fish while pre-fishing a couple days prior. I had recently received the new G-Splash topwater from Ted at the main office in California and I was very excited to try it on these schooling fish. The G-Splash's spitting action and erratic movement drove the fish CRAZY! The Aurora Pro-Blue color is a perfect imitator for the blue back herring that migrate into these brackish water rivers in the fall of the year. I quickly boated a small limit by 10AM, and left one spot for another I had found earlier in the week. T my surprise, the fish schooling in this area were better quality, so I quickly culled my smaller fish for bigger ones. By this time my partner (whit tow fish) was a bit annoyed with the production of his topwater popper (Yo-zuri) and I felt a little sorry for him. I loaned him a G-Splash in chartreuse shad and he quickly started catching fish, and to my surprise in no time he had a limit better then mine. To top if off, in the last hour of the tournament, he put a 4 pound 12 ounce bass in the boat. Well needless to say, I finished in 2nd place for the tournament, runner up to my partner, who also had big fish honors. I was happy for him, and I know he is a new firm believer in the G-Splash. One important lesson I did learn, and will enforce for now on is, I will be little more skeptical on loaning my baits out to people I am fishing against! All in all I was happy with my tournament result, and I am very happy I had a chance to get another fisherman the opportunity to use a Lucky Craft lure with such great success!

<%= FNT_CONTENT %>Beautiful day on the water! Fished club tournament on the Pamlico river. Fish had begun to start schooling in the months of creeks, a typical fall pattern on our river systems here in Eastern North Carolina. I had located these schooling fish while pre-fishing a couple days prior. I had recently received the new G-Splash topwater from Ted at the main office in California and I was very excited to try it on these schooling fish. The G-Splash's spitting action and erratic movement drove the fish CRAZY! The Aurora Pro-Blue color is a perfect imitator for the blue back herring that migrate into these brackish water rivers in the fall of the year. I quickly boated a small limit by 10AM, and left one spot for another I had found earlier in the week. T my surprise, the fish schooling in this area were better quality, so I quickly culled my smaller fish for bigger ones. By this time my partner (whit tow fish) was a bit annoyed with the production of his topwater popper (Yo-zuri) and I felt a little sorry for him. I loaned him a G-Splash in chartreuse shad and he quickly started catching fish, and to my surprise in no time he had a limit better then mine. To top if off, in the last hour of the tournament, he put a 4 pound 12 ounce bass in the boat. Well needless to say, I finished in 2nd place for the tournament, runner up to my partner, who also had big fish honors. I was happy for him, and I know he is a new firm believer in the G-Splash. One important lesson I did learn, and will enforce for now on is, I will be little more skeptical on loaning my baits out to people I am fishing against! All in all I was happy with my tournament result, and I am very happy I had a chance to get another fisherman the opportunity to use a Lucky Craft lure with such great success!

<%= FNT_CONTENT %>Beautiful day on the water! Fished club tournament on the Pamlico river. Fish had begun to start schooling in the months of creeks, a typical fall pattern on our river systems here in Eastern North Carolina. I had located these schooling fish while pre-fishing a couple days prior. I had recently received the new G-Splash topwater from Ted at the main office in California and I was very excited to try it on these schooling fish. The G-Splash's spitting action and erratic movement drove the fish CRAZY! The Aurora Pro-Blue color is a perfect imitator for the blue back herring that migrate into these brackish water rivers in the fall of the year. I quickly boated a small limit by 10AM, and left one spot for another I had found earlier in the week. T my surprise, the fish schooling in this area were better quality, so I quickly culled my smaller fish for bigger ones. By this time my partner (whit tow fish) was a bit annoyed with the production of his topwater popper (Yo-zuri) and I felt a little sorry for him. I loaned him a G-Splash in chartreuse shad and he quickly started catching fish, and to my surprise in no time he had a limit better then mine. To top if off, in the last hour of the tournament, he put a 4 pound 12 ounce bass in the boat. Well needless to say, I finished in 2nd place for the tournament, runner up to my partner, who also had big fish honors. I was happy for him, and I know he is a new firm believer in the G-Splash. One important lesson I did learn, and will enforce for now on is, I will be little more skeptical on loaning my baits out to people I am fishing against! All in all I was happy with my tournament result, and I am very happy I had a chance to get another fisherman the opportunity to use a Lucky Craft lure with such great success!

<%= FNT_CONTENT %>Beautiful day on the water! Fished club tournament on the Pamlico river. Fish had begun to start schooling in the months of creeks, a typical fall pattern on our river systems here in Eastern North Carolina. I had located these schooling fish while pre-fishing a couple days prior. I had recently received the new G-Splash topwater from Ted at the main office in California and I was very excited to try it on these schooling fish. The G-Splash's spitting action and erratic movement drove the fish CRAZY! The Aurora Pro-Blue color is a perfect imitator for the blue back herring that migrate into these brackish water rivers in the fall of the year. I quickly boated a small limit by 10AM, and left one spot for another I had found earlier in the week. T my surprise, the fish schooling in this area were better quality, so I quickly culled my smaller fish for bigger ones. By this time my partner (whit tow fish) was a bit annoyed with the production of his topwater popper (Yo-zuri) and I felt a little sorry for him. I loaned him a G-Splash in chartreuse shad and he quickly started catching fish, and to my surprise in no time he had a limit better then mine. To top if off, in the last hour of the tournament, he put a 4 pound 12 ounce bass in the boat. Well needless to say, I finished in 2nd place for the tournament, runner up to my partner, who also had big fish honors. I was happy for him, and I know he is a new firm believer in the G-Splash. One important lesson I did learn, and will enforce for now on is, I will be little more skeptical on loaning my baits out to people I am fishing against! All in all I was happy with my tournament result, and I am very happy I had a chance to get another fisherman the opportunity to use a Lucky Craft lure with such great success!