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March 19, 2022

Best lure to get stuck in your nose and best bridge-trout lure, too!

Best lure to get stuck in your nose and best bridge-trout lure, too!

There are a lot of "best of" and "top-10" lists for fishing gear out there. These are just a few of the articles I've run across in the past month:

Then there are videos like this one about the best crankbaits to fish from shore, featuring pro angler Drew Cook.

While all of this is great information, we'd like to share with these two gems. 

First, we believe that the DareDevle is the best lure to get stuck up your nose. Just read this story and we think you'll agree:

My misadventures ice fishing on Jordan Pond include getting a lure stuck in my nose by Leighton Wass

And, we believe that the Frostbite Slayer Swimbait is the best bridge-trout lure.You can see why by watching the video found here:
Video: Colorado Angler Catches a Trout While Stuck in I-70 Traffic

Or you can watch it on YouTube.

Enjoy! (And by the way, you're the Best Angler of 2022!)

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