Hello again!

Wow it doesn’t seem like it’s been a month already!  We have been really busy this past month adding the new baby and infant items to our Reel Girls Fish! collection, along with two new tanktops.  We were also at the Dodge Mega Bass Tournament a few weeks ago and had a great time meeting new people and showing off the new items.  The baby collection completely sold out and so did the rhinestone tanks.

I enjoyed meeting all of the new ladies who came to the booth and signed up for the monthly newsletter.  Our membership list has grown to over 200 already!  In additition, I had the privilege of meeting an all time favorite – Fish FIshborne.  What a great guy – he was really down to earth and made the tournament a lot of fun.

We are still working on several graphics for you saltwater anglers, so please keep an eye out for that line soon.   In addition, we will be making some changes to the website and giving it a new look.  I will be moving some things around in the next week or so, so please bare with me while this is going on.  I hope that it will make the overall appearance better and make shopping easier for you ladies.  Please remember that this site is for you, so if there is anything that you’d like to see added or changed, feel free to shoot me an e-mail @ denise@reelgirlsfish.net and I will do everything I can to make it hapen.

Even though we will be making changes, please check the website periodically for new products, colors, sizes and (yes) the saltwater line!

I’d also like to mention that the Reel Girls Fish! line is now available at Shirley Creek Marina in Etoile, Texas and BJ’s Country Corner, also in Etoile, Texas.  If you are in that area, stop by and visit these locations and see what they have.

Thanks again ladies for all of your continued support and remember – This is for US – THE WOMAN ANGLER!!

Sincerely,

Denise

Did you know?
Did you know that flipping is a presentation technique that was developed in the mid-1970’s from a Californian?  It allows an angler using a jig or worm to make multiple short vertical presentations quickly and with extreme accuracy, and is especially deadly when bass are buried in thick wood or weed cover.  As so often happens with bass fishing techniques, flipping mutated into pitching, which was initially refered to as “long distance flipping.”  Pitching allows anglers to be farther from their target, an advantage in clear water.  Today, both are considered gold standard presentation techniques by serious bass anglers everywhere.

Tips, Tricks & Other Fun Stuff!

Crankbait & Spinnerbaits – When retrieving a crankbait or spinnerbait, try to bump it into cover such as a stump or rock during the retrieve.  Deflecting the lure off the object often triggers a strike because it looks like a frightened minnow to bass.