| __________________________________________________ AUGUST 23, 2002 - VOL. 3 NO. 32 __________________________________________________ EDITOR'S LOG We've got a new dropshot kit for you this week. It has new 5-inch 7L Cut Tails, new 4.5-inch 7F Flat Tails and all the high-quality components for you to dropshot right out of the box. More good news! The field test 905 Senko Shiner color will go into stock production starting September 1st. Plus, an interesting article this week by Bass Masters Classic champion Jay Yelas on the changing nature of prefishing. Please enjoy. Regards, Russ Bassdozer, Editor Gary Yamamoto's Weekly News __________________________________________________ NEW LIMITED EDITION DROPSHOT KITS Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits is proud to offer a limited edition dropshot kit featuring the new 4.5-inch 7F Flat Tail Worm and new 5-inch 7L Cut Tail Worm. Overall, the dropshot kit includes 40 Yamamoto soft plastic baits, 10 dropshot sinkers in assorted sizes and shapes, plus a variety of sizes and styles of leading dropshot hooks. The kit is designed for those who want to dropshot at an advanced level - right out of the box. The kit also makes a great gift for any angler for any occassion. Remember, these kits are available only in limited quantities. So hurry if you want one. Once gone, they won't be made again. For more information, please visit: GARY YAMAMOTO RELEASES LIMITED EDITION DROPSHOT KIT http://www.insideline.net/articles/dropshot-kit2.html Please enjoy! __________________________________________________ SENKO SHINERS ARE A GO! Thanks to all readers who helped field test the 905 Senko Shiners. Results have been positive, and the 905 Senko Shiner will go straight into stock production September 1st. Wondering what will be the next new field test item? Stay tuned for the answer in our next issue of the Weekly News! __________________________________________________ IS PREFISHING CHANGING? "I have noticed an interesting phenomena taking place recently at the B.A.S.S. Tour events. The winner is the angler who finds a new pattern or area for quality fish that emerges during the competition. That is to say, the area or pattern that eventually wins does not work during the practice period." That's a quick quote from Jay Yelas, reigning Bass Masters Classic champion. Click here to read Jay's full story on: PREFISHING by Jay Yelas http://www.bassdozer.com/articles.shtml __________________________________________________
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