Guys/Gails,
Its been awhile since we've posted but we would like to thank John R for getting our banner up on the site. Looks Great! Thanks John. Also we would like to mention that we now are SSL secure for all you web shopping animals. And last but not least we would like to introduce Tattoo's new line of Sea Spooks in 2 1/2 oz. Mike has done a great job on these and we have tried them and they do catch fish. Another great plug from the man whos waders stink!
When there not leaking HA HA.
Thanks Guys hope the fishing is good to all! Get em' while we have them in stock.

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Thanks Again Tattoo!
The Saltwater Edge Crew!
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Schweet :D

:D Damn, that's not even close to fair, ...........resistance dropping,,, must buy plugs.:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

Some notes on the spooks.....

First off...use a snap rather than tying direct. A duralock snap works best as it allows the plug to swing left and right with ease.

Second, keep the eye of the lure vertical rather than horizontal. After a few fish you may need to tune the eye.

Lastly and most important.... this is not just a cast and retrieve lure. You have to put some work into the lure in order for it to dance. I use a 1205 and 50lb braid and have no problems working the lure with that rod. It's very much like working a pencil popper, although the rod twitches are much shorter. Once you get the rythm down the plug will dance like a drunken bride at her wedding. Keep working the lure even if the plug gets pulled down by a wave, the lure will still zig and zag under water.

.....and hang on! :D

catchy name dude:D

This plug is right up my alley!!

I used to be a Spook throwing fool in the freshwater!

Gonna have to have a entire plug bag full of these!!

"Did you get that Mike?" :D


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Russ

Please send one of each color , buddy old pal :)

VB