David Fritts Does it again on Lake Guntersville!

By Rob Newell - 15.Feb.2009
GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. – Tums pro David Fritts of Lexington, N.C., and crankbaits go together like Dale Earnhardt Jr. and restrictor plates. In all of professional fishing, there is none better with a “cranking plug” than David Fritts. In fact, Fritts even has a moniker to describe his signature cranking technique – the Fritts Blitz – a patented named given to his dominating crankbait bite when he won his first Bassmaster Classic on a cranking plug in 1993. And for the last four months, the Fritts Blitz has resurfaced to dominate FLW Outdoors events. Fritts won the Walmart FLW Series event on Clarks Hill back in October. Then he went to the FLW Series East-West Fish-Off and finished third. Today, the Blitz continued as Fritts add ed yet another win to his impressive résumé of cranking wins by winning the Chevy Open on Lake Guntersville. For the full article click here

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David Fritts Dominates FLW Event on Clarks Hill Lake!

If you have ever wondered why David Fritts has an insatiable obsession with crankbaits, look no further than the last four days of the Walmart FLW Series BP Eastern Division event on Clarks Hill. Essentially, Fritts single-handedly shattered all expectations on Clarks Hill Lake this week. Many predicted that the biggest stringers the FLW Series event would produce might be in the 18- to 19-pound range; Fritts’ biggest limit was 23 pounds, 9 ounces on day one. Others said it would take 45 to 50 pounds for four days to win at Clarks Hill; Fritts won with a four-day total of 59 pounds, 10 ounces. Indeed, Fritts’ Clarks Hill win is one of unimaginable proportions.For the full article click here

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Manny Perez & Paul Jueckstock Winners of the 2008 Redfish Cup Championship!

On the final day of the O'Berto Redfish Cup Championship in Biloxi, MS, American Rodsmiths had three teams in the top five and a good chance to bring home the championship trophy. After a long and rough day on the water it was the team of Perez & Jueckstock who brought in the heaviest bag of 18.90 lbs to clinch the coveted Redfish Cup Championship. “This means everything to us,” Jueckstock said after embracing his partner. “This is what we fish for.” For the full article click here

Kenyon Hill on Winning the 2008 Bassmaster Elite
Series Pride of Georgia Tournament.

This years tournament was held on world renowned Clarks Hill Lake on the Georgia and South Carolina border.  Kenyon dominated his competition on the final day of fishing with 18.2 lbs, giving him a four day total of 68 lbs and a much needed tour victory. Congratulations Kenyon on a great win for you and your entire family.  For more info:  http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/tournaments/elite/news/story?id=3381364

 

 

 

 

Judy claimed her third Championship by a mere 6 ounces while fishing on Lake Keowee outside of beautiful Greenville, SC. Congratulations Judy from the entire American Rodsmiths family. For more info: http://sports.espn.go.com/outdoors/tournaments/wbt/index

American Rodsmith's Team Broussard walked away with a hard fought victory in the 2007 Oboy Oberto Redfish Cup held in Lafitte, La. Even though weather conditions prevented the father/son team from fishing their previous
days hot spots. Cajun Phil and Kevin were still able to land 15.17 lbs of tournament winning redfish the final day.

Just another example of how American Rodsmiths consistently superior, products continue to provide consistent tournament wins!

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CONGRATULATIONS Team American Rodsmiths, Robert Scherer and Blaien Friermood, on winning the 2007 Kemah Redfish Cup!  Scherer & Friermood averaged over 8.5lbs for each of their six fish.  Breaking the two day & three day total weight records in Redfish Cup history.  American Rodsmiths Team Members finished in 1st, 2nd, & 3rd at Kemah on the Final Day.

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