ANGLER'S
USING
THE STABOR®
LINE
LOCK
This
Letter
arrived
May
30,
2002
from
another
long
time
customer
of
the
STABOR®
Line
Lock
System.
They
where
the
winners
in
the
1999
Crappie
USA
regional
tournament
held
at
Lake
Thunderbird
in
Little
Axe,
Oklahoma.
At
the
time
we
did
not
offer
any
complimentary
prizes
for
first
place,
but
they
each
will
receive
a
STABOR®
cap
and
patch
for
coming
in
first
place.
Their
comments
as
follow;
Hi STABOR®,
This
is
a
letter
to
let
you
know
that
the
STABOR®
line
locks
works.
My
father
and
I
were
fishing
a
Crappie
USA
Tournament
at
Lake
Dirty-bird,
Oklahoma
in
1999.
We
placed
first
over
all.
Using
the
STABOR®
line
lock
with
jigs
gave
it
more
action
and
bites.
In
the
first
hour
we
had
the
10
winning
crappie
that
weighed
a
little
over
8
pounds
in
the
boat.
The
second
place
team
had
a
little
over
5
pounds,
which
are
very
good
weights
for
that
lake.
We
caught
about
125
crappie
that
day.
We
are
sending
some
pictures
of
the crappie
we
caught.
This
letter
is
to
say
"Thank
You"
for
a
very
good
product
that
I'll
use
for
a
long
time.
"It
works"
Keep It Jiggy & Good Fish'in
Raymond S. Jr. & Sr.
From:
Ron
G.
Date:
January
09,
2002
I was at the Crappie USA classic and your pro team of Grimes & Martin introduced me on how to use the 1/2 in stabor line lock. I was impressed!!
I really feel that it helped us finish in the top 30! Chat showed me how to tie it on and as a troller for crappie it makes the presentation more lifelike, ever since then I have used your product and have not had any problems except running out of stabors! Will order allot more for this years tourneys.
ThanksSorry
that
I
have
not
written
like
I
said
I
would.
Thing
have
gotten
pretty
busy
with
family
and
fishing
with
Mike
H..
Speaking
of,
I
had
a
blast
at
your
sponsored
STABOR®
Tournament
2001
at
Lake
Clinton.
Thanks
for
letting
me
be
part
of
this
event.
Mike
and
myself
went
out
to
Lake
Clinton
last
week
and
did
quite
will
for
a
warm
day.
We
were
fishing
backup
the
Rock
Creek
arm
of
the
lake
in
and
around
the
trees.
Using
1/4oz
jigs,
Black
and
light
green
skirt,
with
a
STABOR®
LINE
LOCK,
at
about
12'
of
water.
We
caught
6
keepers
over
16"
and
around
1.5
to
2
lbs.
It
was
really
great
when
I
would
get
hung
up
and
break
a
line
it
took
no
time
at
all
using
a
STABOR®,
I
was
back
in
the
water
fishing
again.
The
STABOR®
LINE
LOCK
works
on
almost
any
type
of
fishing
rig
that
you
may
want
to
use
and
attaches
very
quickly.
I
will
not
fish
with
out
STABOR®.
Scott
C.
Topeka,
Kansas
Ken McD.
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 11:27 AM
Richard W.
Thursday,
March
29,
2001
I
have
no
problem
with
the
application
of
your
product
for
crappie
or
bass,
however,
in
your
experience
how
does
it
work
on
big
cat
fish?
Date:
01/30/2001
From:
The
wonderful
world
of
the
B.
B.
A.
Fishing
Club
of
Bellevue
NE.
Bet
you
thought
we
forgot
about
you.
I
know
its
been
a
long
holiday
season
and
we
used
a
lot
of
film.
Well
we
got
our
end
of
the
fishing
years
pictures.
Before
I
forget,
our
local
Big
Kmart
has
The
STABOR®
Line
lock
in
stock.
I
Only
see
two
sizes
but
they
are
the
the
two
sizes
we
use
in
our
area.
We
had
a
lot
of
hooks
straightened,
but
we
have
not
lost
lost
a
fish
from
a
STABOR®
line
lock.
It's
great
for
changing
the
line
and
for
a handicapped
person
like
myself
and
the
members
of
B.
B.
A.
Fishing
Club,
find
them
easy
to
use.
If
you
know
anyone
who
has
disabilities
of
some
kind,
big
or
small
and
like
to
fish,
then
it's
a
must
to
at
least
try
one
of
the
STABOR®
tackle.
You
will
see
is
makes
fishing
a
lot
more
fun
&
easy.
We
are
very
happy
to
report
the
total
fish
caught
for
the
year
2000
is
269
fish.
This
doesn't
include
January
and
February.
It
was
too
cold
and
June
11th
thru
August
22
was
too
hot!
Towards
the
end
of
August
we
caught
37
fish
and
in
September
60
fish.
That's
good
fishing
in
2000.
I
also
want
to
tell
you
about
our
disabilities.
President
John
has
arthritic
hands
and
fingers.
He
also
has
one
new
eye.
Vice
President
Ted
has
no
depth
of
perception
in
his
eyes
of
which
only
one
works
right
and
also
arthritic
hands,
fingers,
back
and
neck
problems
that
gives
him
problems
holding
on
to
anything.
This
makes
it
very
difficult
for
us
to
tie
fishing
lines
to
hooks.
Without
the
STABOR®
tackle,
getting
ready
to
fish
is
very
hard. Thank
you
from
all
the
members
of
the
Big
Bad
Ass
Fishing
Club,
hope
you
will
have
good
fishing
for
2001.
Have
fun
fishing.
A bad day of fishing is better than a good day of work.
Thank
you
Kohn
D.
&
Ted
S.
From
K.
J.
Beam
Date
January
25,
2001
Dear
Qaiyim,
First
of
all
thank
you
for
your
time
on
the
phone,
I
learned
a
lot
about
you
and
the
kind
of
man
you
are.
Your
family
and
friends
should
be
proud
to
be
around
someone
like
yourself.
Now
for
the
important
part.
Fishing
to
me
is
much
more
than
a
hobby,
I
demand
a
lot
from
my
gear.
That
is
why
I
am
excited
to
tell
you
about
the
apex
of
terminal
tackle.
I
have
fished
for
many
years
and
never
have
had
a
piece
of
equipment
perform
to
the
unbelievable
level
that
the
STABOR®
does.
I
have
never
had
a
crank
bait
perform
to
it's
full
potential
until
now.
This
product
provides
me
with
the
assurance
that
I
have
been
looking
for.
STABOR®
allows
me
to
concentrate
all
my
efforts
on
fishing
rather
that
worrying
about
how
my
crank
bait
is
being
presented
to
the
fish.
I
can
rest
assured
that
it
is
running
to
the
standard
that
the
manufacture
intended
it
to.
This
is
why
I
use
STABOR®
when
I'm
on
the
water.
When
it
comes
to
performance
there
is
no
finer
product
in
terminal
tackle
than
the
STABOR®.
Sincerely,
K.
J.
Beam
Former
Cabela's
Angling
Events
Director
Date:
Wed, 8 Nov 2000 13:10:54 -0600
From: Chatt Martin
STABOR®
Here is a picture of the Martin & Grimes fishing team. We won the
Pomona Lake Crappie Buster's tournament 10/29/00. We used jigs and Crappie
Pro bodies without live bait. The action the
STABOR® line locks gave our jigs
made the difference. Thank you very much for your support.
Martin & Grimes
FromCrappie
Chatt,
It's
July
28,
200,
"What
a
day
to
be
in
western
Kansas,
Lake
Webster
to
be
exact! "This
Lake
is
8
miles
west
of
the
town
of
Stockton".
The
wind
is
about
5
mph.
The
heat
that
was
here
last
week
is
gone:
The
high
for
the
day
is
85
degrees,
not
107.
The
lake
is
calm
and
clear.
I started fishing the edge of a river channel in 17 to 19 feet of water with n orange and chartreuse "Southern Pro" umbrella jig body with a silver Cabela's 1/8 ounce jig head. I attached the jig to my #10 test Fireline with a 1/2" STABOR® line lock. This was the start of 3 days of non-stop crappie catching.
Who am I? I am a fishing guide in eastern Kansas and also I fish tournaments with Crappie USA & Crappie Busters. Today and this weekend I am guiding 4 novice crappie anglers: A father and hid three sons under 16 years of age.
We started fishing using live bait. But, because of the mess and expense I had them change to jigs.
We fished man-made brush piles that were full of broken lines and jigs. We just couldn't stop catching crappies, so in search of larger fish, we fished deeper into the mess of cedar limbs and broken lines. Of course we snagged up a lot, but we always got our jigs back - sometimes with a load of line or brush pieces. It made my clients and I chuckle knowing the trouble other fisherman experienced trying to fish this way, loosing lots of their tackle.
Our success was greatly enhanced by using the STABOR® Line Lock and Fireline. The young anglers were impressed by the ease with which we attached the jigs and how we always got them back after snagging them up.
Thank you so much for such a superior product. STABOR® line locks have made my life as a guide much easier and my clients much happier because our lines just don't break when we get snagged up.
Here is a picture of my new "Crappie Kids" and crappies that were caught during our 3 hours of non-stop catching. We only kept those fish that were 10" or better.
From Webmaster: If you are fishing in Kansas and looking for a Professional Guide, please send inquiries to Chatt@stabor.com
My
name is Bob Hein, I live in Moos Jaw Saskatchewan Canada. In July 1998,
I
was on the Internet looking for fishing equipment.
I came across the web
page for STABOR®
Line Locks and was very intrigued by the
simplicity, and the mechanics of the STABOR® Line
Locks.
I decided to order 3 packs of 1', & 3 packs of the
1/2". I received them in time for our annual Northern fishing
trip.
I
tried them, and was very impressed.
From
that time on I have not thrown a lure into the water, without using a line lock.
I was so impressed with the STABOR® Line Lock System,
that in the fall of 1999, I approached STABOR® to see if
I could become the Canadian outlet for this amazing product. We now supply
them to the Canadian fishing market via JARB ENTERPRISES.
Top left-right, Photo #1 is a group picture of the 9 of us as we are about to
fly home from a great fishing trip at Triveet Lake in Northern Saskatchewan
lakes.
Top
right is the sun rising on our camp site at Triveet Lake. Lower left is
Ron holding our catch from fishing the weed beds. The Northern Pike on
Ron's Right is mine, and weighed in at 12-1/2 pounds. It was caught using
8 pound test line, with a line lock attached to semi floating type of red/white
plug. I am in this picture ( lower right) holding an 8 pound Northern Pike
using a 1" line lock. The last picture is a small sample of the
mornings catch.

From
H
N Edmond, OK,
Walleye caught using 1" STABOR® Line Lock February
2000. I caught several Walleyes at Canton Lake using
The
STABOR®
rigs last fall. Using
STABOR®
products makes
change-over very easy and fast.
I have used it for still-fishing as well as
jigging.
Thanks for a wonderful
product.
Ted
S.
Caught his Catfish using the
STABOR® 1-1/2" line lock in 5' of water
Monday April 17, 2000 in a sand pit between Bellview NE. and Platts Mouth NE,
using a Mitchell reel. On his other catch Ted used 20lb Super tough Stren with a
Roby reel in 8ft. The rod used was a 6' Mitchell medium and reel.
Jarrod Haley,
McLoud, OK
at
Sportsman Lake, Seminole, Oklahoma
Company
tournament
on
a
clear
day, temperature in lower 40's
water
clear.
The
Tackle
used
for
connecting
my
line to the lure, was the 1" STABOR® Line Lock for medium
tackle.
I
also
used:
Line-Spiderwire (30 lb.), Lure-Strike-King spinner bait (w/ a Colorado blade), Rod-Zebco Rhino (medium action), Reel-Garcia Ambassador (bait cast)
My story as follow:
I Started fishing
rip-rap along the dam with no luck....moved to a cove where I had caught a
6.75lb bass the year before to win the Big Bass award. At 9:00 am that
morning I had a huge strike in the thick vegetation along the shore line.
After playing the fish for about 4 minutes... I finally wrestled the 7lb
bass into the boat to win the Big Bass award for the second consecutive year
in a row. Ironic...I caught both fish, both years, in the same spot using
the same lure with the 1" STABOR®
Line Lock!
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