< Michael Gustin of Webster, New York receives his first place check in the spring LOC Derby.
> That winning smile says it all! Mike Gustin has a great reason to be proud of his first place winning.
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< Michael Gustin of Webster, New York receives his first place check in the spring LOC Derby. > That winning smile says it all! Mike Gustin has a great reason to be proud of his first place winning. |
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Mike writes- Dear Terry; I want to take this opportunity to thank you again for making such a great lure. If it wasn't for your Michigan Stinger, I wouldn't have won the spring salmon division of the L.O.C. Your spoon has so much more than any other on the market. It drives trout and salmon crazy. Anyone that uses your spoon can easily expect to increase their productivity by 50%. It is definitely number one in my box. Thanks again. Sincerely, Mike Gustin |
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< Mike holds his 28 lb. 1 oz. king salmon taken on a Michigan Stinger in the emerald shiner pattern (S64). |
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Pro walleye fisherman, Todd Conner, took this fine walleye on a kevorkian (SH60) Michigan Stinger. Todd and his fishing partner Mike Bringedahl get a little help maintaining their pro status fishing with both Stingers and Scorpions |
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A STAR IS BORN! Someone had to be first and while testing the first finished Stinger Slasher, used in conjunction with Stinger Flies of course, Alisa Taylor, hits paydirt. Here she strains under the weight of her first king salmon. For enlarged picture of slasher and fly click on it under her elbow. |
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