Secret Weapons patented no tool, quick change spinner blade attachments and innovative designs make first generation, conventional spinnerbaits virtually obsolete.  

Success is literally just a snap away!

With the rise of today’s prices on everything from food to gas an angler really needs to be smart when purchasing new products. I am going to show you how to get five hundred spinnerbaits for less than ten cents per lure!

Normally reinventing the wheel is not worth the time and effort right? In this case I think you will be pleasantly surprised. Secret Weapon Lures has done just that with their revolutionary new spinnerbait design. Are you aware that over 12 million black bass are caught each year on safty pin style spinnerbaits. Many anglers carry dozens of different spinnerbait sizes and combinations so they will be ready for any condition. How would you like to carry 500 spinnerbaits in one box? Secret Weapons patented no tool, quick change spinner blade attachments and innovative designs make first generation, conventional spinnerbaits virtually obsolete.

Secret Weapon has two different styles of spinnerbaits the QuickStrike Spinnerbait and the SideArm Spinnerbait. The QuickStrike has five different weight choices 3/16, 5/16, 9/16, 11/16, 13/16. As the SideArm has three 3/16, 5/16, 9/16. Each of these spinnerbaits can be altered at any time on or off the water. You can replace blade configurations in seconds and skirt combinations in a flash. For example, if you are fishing a QuickStrike Bleeding minnow spinnerbait with a gold blade and the baitfish seem to be silver you can switch the blade on your Quickstrike to silver without tools or time wasting swivels. Success is literally just a snap away!

Secret Weapon Lures also have combined flash with the buzzbait by adding a clip on blade to give your buzzbait added attraction. Bass will zero in on the flashing blade behind the buzz blade. This will definitely increase your hookups by making the fish strike closer to the extra wide gap mustad hook that come on these new Secret Weapon BuzzRbaits! Just for added measure all the BuzzRbaits come standard with a 3/0 mustad trailer hook so you can remedy those slashing strikes! The BuzzRbait comes in three sizes 3/16, 5/16, 9/16.

Now at the beginning of this article I said I would show you how to get 500 spinnerbaits for less than 10 cents per lure right? It is called a Secret Weapon Tackle Pack. There are 9 different tackle packs to choose from and they all serve a special purpose from clear water tackle packs to stained water tackle packs. You can even get a BuzzRbait and SideArm Spinnerbait tackle pack. All of these Secret weapon tackle packs include at least 500 different combinations of spinnerbaits for you to choose from with one pack offering 5,000 spinnerbait and buzzbait combinations. Now that beats buying spinnerbaits at the local tackle shop for $5 to $10 dollars a pop!

Make plans to check out FishingReelDealz.com on May 1st. This will be the day we open the shop for you to be able to purchase the Secret Weapon Lures.

Tightlines,

Matt

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Looking for a bait to flip and pitch into those hard to reach places where the big boys hang out? Check out the Gitem Sugar.

The Gitem Sugar is a bait that I go to when the fish are being pressured or the weather throws me a curve. When the bite is tough this bait only gets better. This bait fishes well around any type of grass or even thick mats. It is designed to slide easily through cover and still have an appealing look to the bass. Many tournaments here in central Florida are being won on this little beaver style bait. The Gitem Sugar also puts out the Gitem formula that actually leaves a slick behind the bait that bass will key in on. Once a bass bites he will not let go! Many times prefishing it is hard to shake off a fish that bites a Gitem product. They just want to eat it!

You can check these baits out at www.GitemBaits.com and don’t forget to tell them Matt sent ya!

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Many valuable lessons are to be learned from each trip on the water. Here is how I approached a recent tournament and how prefishing guided my way.

 Before my last tournament I visited the lake three different times before the off limits period. In each of those three trips I managed to catch only one bass. That may sound like a real failure to some but to me it was a positive sign that I was eliminating useless water. Pre fishing to me is a matter of being able to learn from what the water throws at you and sometimes it throws nothing! That to can be very valuable in the process of finding a bag of fish.

As I launched my boat on the official practice day before the tournament I remembered the three previous trips and how the bass had handed me a good butt kicking. I smiled and said to myself, “Not today”. I then ran to my first spot a whole 1/2 mile from the luanch where I believed the better fish were holding. This area held a thick mat of hydrilla and under that hydrilla was a sharp drop from 2ft to 6ft. This type of water and cover was abundant throughout the river but many overlooked the small cove so close to the launch. This area also held large amounts of baitfish and fry from the spawn and during the mid day hours it had plenty of shade from the nearby Oaks.

I started the day at about 10:30 throwing a Gitem Toad to the mats. This resulted in a 4.lber right off the bat. Two more casts another big fish busts on the frog. That gives me all the knowledge I will need for that spot. I now know that by using the frog as a search bait I can catch these fish flipping those mats. I left the fish to be for the next day and found a secondary location of the same type vegetation. It also produced. Then for good measure I went looking for fish in the headwaters where I found a plethora of small keeper size fish in case I needed them.

On tournament day I caught those fish under the mats by flipping. A solid limit and six place finish. My point being do not let so called bad days on the water discourage you from maintaining focus on finding fish. If you want to make it in tournament fishing you have to be willing to learn non stop! Never give up!

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Sounds like Rick Morris really wacked’em on Falcon this day. Go to the forum and vote for who you believe will win the Lone Star Shootout. Many pro’s are catching 5 fish limit’s in practice that are weighing over 40lbs. with one bag estimated at 52lbs! I can not wait for this tournament we are going to see some huge bass and maybe some new record holders!

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I wanted to share this photo with you and let you decide who is winning this battle? You can vote in the forum under the Lunker Photo section. The picture there is also much bigger, take a look!

You see many awesome things while on the water giving you just one more reason to venture out the next day. Even when the fishing is tough and the bite is slow keep in mind all the wonderful things that have fueled you to the point you are at in that moment. Blessed is the word that comes to my mind. We as Americans are very fortunate to be enjoying the great sport of bass fishing! Help keep our water ways clean and replenished for the next generation.

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