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Shark Holder

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The first test casting of our new Shark Holder in high impact plastic.  Should be available in tackle shops and online in a few weeks.

As Good As It Gets

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As Good As It Gets! We are truly blessed to have some of the best fishermen in the world on our Shark Pro Staff Team. Ove, Dan and Anders, otherwise known as Team Extreme have consistently won top honours at National Championships all over Scandinavia for the past ten years. Bornholm is the biggest tournament in the land of the Vikings, conceivably the biggest tournament in the sport. This year 230 teams competed for top honours; Team Extreme placed third. They have demonstrated year after year they know where the fish are, and they know exactly how to catch them. Team Extreme has been using the Shark Cannonball as their primary attractor whenever they compete; once again they have been gracious enough to share the limelight with us. Just as important, Ove relies on Sharks for his everyday charter business. Team Extreme has been also been demonstrating our new Shark Tournament Spoons are the perfect compliment to our Shark Cannonballs. I know I say this every year, b...

2013 Niagara Pro Am

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Congratulations to Captain Brian Garrett and the crew of Tall Tails for catching the biggest fish of the tournament at the Niagara Pro Am this past weekend; we were happy to hear Brian was using  15 pound Shark Cannonballs. Big Facets, Big Fish, Big Wins!  Nice Fish!

Team Extreme Captain Ove Johansen

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Shark Pro Staff: Captain Ove Johansen Team Extreme from Sweden: Shark Tournament Spoons; Big Facets, Big Fish

Shark Holder

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The tooling for our long awaited Shark Holder is finally done; we will have stock very soon.  The Shark Holder will be available in black initially; should retail for about $29.95

First Tournament of the Season 2013 King of the Lake

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Congratulations to Shark Pro Staff: Captain Dave Antenori (Screamer), Captain Jimmy "Ace" Samia (The East Coast Boys), Captain Greg Amiel (Fishing 4 Tails) and Jeff Dickert (Floatin Dirty) for their big wins at the King of The Lake Tournament in Port Dalhousie.  Big Facets = Big Fish = Big Wins! Sharkman  Big Fish of the Tournament Shark Pro Staff Captain Jimmy (Ace) Samia East Coast Boys  Floatin Dirty Winner Am Division Captain Jeff Dickert  Shark Pro Staff: Captain Greg Amiel  Fishing 4 Tails Big Fish 2nd Place Captain Dave Antenori (Screamer) Big Fish of the Day 5th Place overall 20% of the teams were using Sharks; they won most of the hardware Last year all the teams averaged 30 fish per day for three days; anything and everything worked.   This years the bite was way down It was another classic example of having the advantage with Sharks when the bite is down Sharks weights + Shark Spoons = Success ...
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|Hi Frank:  This is what I was talking about regarding the field of vision.  When the camera is embedded in the body of the Shark, it can articulate in any direction to see everything around the camera.  When the camera is pointing backwards, it can only see what is behind.  You can always see the video platform on your fish finder because the Shark is always under the boat, not trailing far behind.  I will send out the proto type for you to test.  I will also be sending one to Tommy at Jakt & Frilult our agent in Norway.