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Subject: Gary Yamamoto's Ezine Newsletter ~ Vol. 11 No. 6
Date: Tue, 23 Feb 2010 14:21:34 -0700
February 23, 2010 ~ Vol. 11 No. 6
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Team Yamamoto Pros Fare Well in 2010 Bassmaster Classic
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Congratulations to Team Yamamoto pro-staffers, Todd Faircloth, Randy Howell,
John Murray, Takahiro Omori and Steve Kennedy who competed in the "Super Bowl"
of bass fishing, the 2010 Bassmaster Classic on Lay Lake in Alabama this past
weekend.
Out of the full field of 51 anglers, Todd Faircloth and Takahiro Omori both
made the top 25 cut to go on to fish the third day.
Todd Faircloth finished third and Takahiro Omori took tenth place in the final
results of the 2010 Classic!
At Gary Yamamoto Custom Baits, we are so proud of all five of our Team Yamamoto
Classic contenders.
Here are a few words shared by Todd (3rd place) and Takahiro (10th) on how they
used Yamamoto baits to help them during the Classic and throughout the season
leading up to the Classic.
Todd Faircloth: "The second day of the 2010 Classic on Lay Lake in Alabama, I
caught a couple of fish on a Yamamoto Senko, the 5-inch version. I was just
casting it over some of the same areas I was fishing primarily with a lipless
crankbait. Actually, I had missed a few fish on the lipless crank, that only
nipped short at it or whatever, and threw the Senko in there and caught them
all, so I kind of used it as a back-up or throw-back deal. So I did catch a few
like that on the second Classic day and I was using the green pumpkin color on
16 lb Sugoi fluorocarbon. I was also using the same 16 lb Yamamoto Sugoi
fluorocarbon with my lipless crankbaits during the Classic.
"You know I love to fish soft plastics, and Gary Yamamoto baits are, I would
venture to say at least 50%, probably more like 65% of the fish I catch during
the course of the year come off Gary Yamamoto's baits. I have the utmost
confidence in them. They are soft, they are lifelike, fish grab them and hold
onto them. They're a major player in my arsenal during the season," says Todd
Faircloth.
Takahiro Omori: "During the regular season, a lot of tournaments, it was
getting to be tough fishing on the Bassmaster Elite tour, and so I stopped by
Gary Yamamoto's motor home to get some advice, and Gary had a new Swimming
Senko, 4-1/2 inches. He was working on that bait all year long, and he gave me
some of those new baits that he was testing at the time. The color was blueback
herring, I don't know the color number code.
"Whenever everybody else was throwing the standard Yamamoto Senko throughout
the year, I would swim that one I got from Gary instead, and I got a lot of
keeper bass on it. That's one of the key things and the particular bait that
got me through the year to make the 2010 Classic, that 4-1/2 inch Swimming
Senko in blueback herring color. I use Texas-rig hooks with them, with
different weight sizes, I can fish that bait shallow or all the way down to 7-8
foot deep, around the weeds, Texas-rigged to be weedless. That one bait really
helped me all through the season.
"During the actual Bassmaster Classic on Lay Lake in Alabama, I had a home-made
jig dressed with a 5-inch Yamamoto double tail grub in green pumpkin. I used
that on exposed points where there wasn't any wood cover, and caught a few.
Where I was fishing them was in a moving water, riverine situation so it was
tough not to get hung up there in the current using a jig. I also flipped a jig
in thick shoreline cover, and like many others, threw a lipless crankbait a lot
during the Classic," says Takahiro.
"It's a good time for me here to say thanks for the support of Yamamoto as a
sponsor and of Gary especially, as my friend. All year long, at any top
tournament any where we go, I believe in the Yamamoto plastics as being the
best plastics out there to get fish. Anytime I have trouble getting bites, I
pick up Yamamoto baits, and I feel have a pretty good chance and end up having
a pretty good day when I do. I'm looking forward to 2010, and for the upcoming
bass season, I hope to have another good year, and hopefully I will catch a lot
of bass on Yamamoto baits as always" exclaims Omori.
Thank you for Reading Yamamoto's Ezine
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