Stick on some Stink!
Fish use their sniffers to figure out what they ought eat. Ya ever wonder how they get so fat in muddy water? Sniffin’ out a meal – that’s part of it. If you got a good bait that don’t smell – let’s say a crankbait or a jig – try puttin' this Fish Sticks Lure Enhancer on it and they'll maul it! Unlike most scent, this stuff ain't a spray, so it won't wind up all over you, yer boat, yer lucky fishin' shirt--which means ya won't wind up smellin' like dead shad. Ya just wipe the Fish Sticks scent on the lure and yer in business. No mess and no freezin’ up for you ice fishin’ guys--and of course, it stays on there better too. I really dig the Fish Sticks--now please pass the tartar sauce!Deals on the Fly: Loon Outdoors Essential Tool Kit ($19.95 - 56% off)
Includes:
* 5 inch hemostat
* Leader Straightener
* Nippers
* Bottoms up floatant caddy
* Dry Shake caddy
* Fast Cast Line Cleaner
T.F.M.: Costa Sunglasses
PLEASE NOTE THE NEW EMAIL ADDRESS TO SUBMIT YOUR NAME FOR THE GIVEAWAY IS NOWtfmcontests@gmail.com.
What started with a pair of demo Costa Zane 580's has turned into a small collection of Costa sunglasses bordering on addiction. I really like my Costa's a lot and they are steps ahead of anything else that I've ever worn. It didn't take to long and I had Mrs. Manifesto in them as well which has got her thinking she needs a new pair of Hammock's for Christmas. (This post is a good reminder that I need to get those ordered...)
580 VS. 580P
After having worn Costa sunglasses that have both the 580 glass polarized lenses and the 580P polycarbonate polarized lenses, I have to say that the glass lenses do have a bit more clarity over the polycarbonate. The downside with the glass lenses is that the sunglasses are noticeably heavier and glass is priced at a premium as well. For my money I'm more than happy with the 580P lenses. I can see in water that I never have before and I am learning that these glasses give quite an advantage when sight fishing. Last weekend I was able to see redfish on the flats and in creeks that I really think would have been impossible without these sunglasses.
A good pair of polarized shades are a must for anglers and you can't get better than Costa sunglasses.
Check out the new interactive Costa website for more information and to pick out your next pair of sunglasses. The new website allows you to pick and chose frame style and color and then lenses type and color to view how the pair of glasses will look which is quite handy when purchasing online.
For further reading check out the gear review I did on theCosta Zane 580's last year.
THE GIVEAWAY
Costa has provided one prize package which consists of a promo card good for a pair of Costa sunglasses of your choice, and then a visor, t-shirt, and decals as well.
To play please send an email to tfmcontests@gmail.com. You will receive an auto response email back to confirm your entry was received. Only one email per person please. All emails must be received by midnight tonight to qualify for this gear giveaway. Winners will be chosen by random number generator and will be announced tomorrow morning at the end of this post.
THE WINNER
Check back here tomorrow morning to find out who won this giveaway.
What started with a pair of demo Costa Zane 580's has turned into a small collection of Costa sunglasses bordering on addiction. I really like my Costa's a lot and they are steps ahead of anything else that I've ever worn. It didn't take to long and I had Mrs. Manifesto in them as well which has got her thinking she needs a new pair of Hammock's for Christmas. (This post is a good reminder that I need to get those ordered...)
580 VS. 580P
After having worn Costa sunglasses that have both the 580 glass polarized lenses and the 580P polycarbonate polarized lenses, I have to say that the glass lenses do have a bit more clarity over the polycarbonate. The downside with the glass lenses is that the sunglasses are noticeably heavier and glass is priced at a premium as well. For my money I'm more than happy with the 580P lenses. I can see in water that I never have before and I am learning that these glasses give quite an advantage when sight fishing. Last weekend I was able to see redfish on the flats and in creeks that I really think would have been impossible without these sunglasses.
A good pair of polarized shades are a must for anglers and you can't get better than Costa sunglasses.
Check out the new interactive Costa website for more information and to pick out your next pair of sunglasses. The new website allows you to pick and chose frame style and color and then lenses type and color to view how the pair of glasses will look which is quite handy when purchasing online.
For further reading check out the gear review I did on theCosta Zane 580's last year.
THE GIVEAWAY
Costa has provided one prize package which consists of a promo card good for a pair of Costa sunglasses of your choice, and then a visor, t-shirt, and decals as well.
To play please send an email to tfmcontests@gmail.com. You will receive an auto response email back to confirm your entry was received. Only one email per person please. All emails must be received by midnight tonight to qualify for this gear giveaway. Winners will be chosen by random number generator and will be announced tomorrow morning at the end of this post.
THE WINNER
Check back here tomorrow morning to find out who won this giveaway.
Boom...Morgan
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