| __________________________________________________ September 12, 2002 - VOL. 3 NO. 36 __________________________________________________ SPECIAL REPORT: 2002 U.S. OPEN The US Open is more than a tournament. It is a reunion of the top Western pro fishing fraternity. Many of the pros have fished the US Open for years if not decades. Forrest and Nina Wood, founders of Ranger Boats were there on Sunday. Forrest enchanted the field of 340 pros and amateurs reminiscing of his experiences at the very first US Open held 21 years ago. Since then, it has become an annual gathering of the biggest names in bass fishing from the West, and it's the biggest title of the year here, second to none. To win the US Open is the ultimate victory in the West. Read the story of the 2002 US Open which ended yesterday. Find out who won the $120,000 first place money. Get the inside line on the daily patterns used by Gary Yamamoto to finish 12th. Read how Team Yamamoto's Roy Hawk whacked biggest bass of the tourney, biggest bass again for day two, biggest stringer for day two, earning 9th place and cash and prizes totalling $32,000. Not bad for three days fishing, eh? Click here to read: THE 2002 US OPEN STORY by Russ Bassdozer http://www.insideline.net/articles/us-open.html Regards, Russ Bassdozer Editor, Gary Yamamoto's Weekly News __________________________________________________ NEW COLOR ADDED IN 9S SENKO Just a little note to let you know that Gary Yamamoto's new laminate color 912 (297/194J) is available now in the 4-inch 9S-Series Fat Senko. The item # is 9S-10-912 and it's quite deadly indeed. __________________________________________________
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