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Nice job Dan!

I have some spoons from JP Slammer lined up that need to be field tested! I need 4 volunteers who would be interested in testing/reviewing the product. Each field tester is required to write a review within 3 weeks of receiving the product. A picture of the product is required also. Please take quality images! A picture with the fish you catch would be nice, and could "possibly" end up on JP Slammers website. If you are not able to get out fishing to review the product, please do not reply.

Thanks or offering the discount to the supporting members here.

GREAT job guys! :thumb:

Nice job in the middle of the day. Looks like one happy nephew.

Nice job Dick!

Nice job on the salmon Scott! Michigan City to Mac Island????? That must have been a loooonnnnnggggg boat ride. I'm guessing you meant Mackinac City. Some day I will make it up to the straights to fish.

Nice job Tony!

Check with Big Jon.

Nice job guys!

Nice job Frank!

Nice job JB.

Nice job Rich. Thats one thick steelhead!

Thats a job doing it by yourself. Nice job Dan!

Nice job Kevin.

Great job Matt!

Nice job Mike. Make sure you sharpen all of those hooks before you put them out. This will increase your landing percentage. Even a new spoon in the package has dull hooks.

Welcome aboard Kris! Read this post on how colors are viewed under water. Every tackle box should have at least one blue dolphin spoon. This color is probably the best color out of all the spoons out there. The brushed stainless trophy fly from Siggs Rigs is my favorite fly. This behind an 11" double pearl fishscale paddle is a deadly combination.

Nice job Curt. The fog came in on us yesterday. We had a near tangle with another boat that suddenly appeared out of the fog.

One is better than getting the kitty.

Great looking box for fish Mark. Nice job!

Nice job Corey! Good luck with your tangle.

Great job Chris!

Nice adjustment and catch. Good luck in the tourney.

Nice looking fish Steve!