| __________________________________________________ March 23, 2004 - Vol. 5 No. 7 __________________________________________________ BIG BEN MATSUBU "TOP TENS" 2 OF LAST 4 BASS PRO EVENTS Congratulations to Bassmaster pro Ben Matsubu who achieved two more top ten Bassmaster Pro Tour finishes. A 3rd place on Lake Eufala, Alabama this month and 8th place on Smith Lake, Alabama last month. Ben is Yamamoto's Toledo Bend store manager. Right now Ben is on Santee Cooper Reservoir, South Carolina, getting ready for a big bass slugfest when the Bassmaster Pro Tour season finale starts there tomorrow (March 25). We wish Ben continued luck and success on Santee Cooper. __________________________________________________ AL ROBINSON & ROY HAWK SOAR HIGH ON HAVASU The FLW EverStart Western Pro Tour on Lake Havasu, Arizona this weekend saw Yamamoto pros Al Robinson and Roy Hawk soar into 10th and 11th place respectively. Congrats Al and Roy! __________________________________________________ NEW HEAVY GEAR DESIGNED FOR SKIPPING If your modus operandi requires you to haul brawling hawgs out from way back under docks and overhanging trees, then you'll want to read about this new specialized skipping gear designed by Laketown Jigs and Kistler Rods. Joe Rummelt of Laketown Jigs has designed a new heavy duty weedless Skip'N Jig for use with soft plastics. Trey Kistler of Kistler Rods has crafted a new Dock Skipping Special heavy spinning rod for skipping underneath and in between the snarliest stuff. For full story and photos, please read: NEW HEAVY GEAR DESIGNED FOR SKIPPING http://www.insideline.net/ez-forum/ez-forum.pl?read=23159 __________________________________________________ PART FOUR IN A SERIES ON LAKE TOHO DRAWDOWN Rainy days and Mondays always draw Paul Crawford down, especially when it comes to Lake Toho where there is a state-mandated draw down currently in progress on West Lake (better known as Toho) in Florida. Read the fourth in a series by Paul Crawford on the: LAKE TOHO DRAWDOWN - PART 4: RAINY DAYS & MONDAYS http://www.insideline.net/articles/toho-drawdown4.html __________________________________________________ WHERE IN THE WORLDWIDE WEB HAS BASSDOZER.COM GONE? That question has been on the lips of many Internet bass anglers recently. The Bassdozer.com site is accessible at: BASSDOZER WORLDWIDE BASS FISHING http://207.36.223.111/ Use the above address temporarily. The usual Bassdozer.com address will be back shortly! __________________________________________________
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