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	Katherine C. shown here with stylish headgear and cool shades, is kickin' off the winter cobwebs fishing with her Mom, Dad and Grand Dad Photos show some nice Brookies she caught in a small CT pond. When asked what she likes best about fishing... "reeling, I like reeling"

		Matt S. from Presque Isle, Maine passed along these pictures and message ... "Your Blue Smelt worked great trolling the river for brook trout this morning. Caught 11 in 3 hours and kept these two butes, a 17" + 14". Thanks Matt and Good luck
		Pascale F. caught this nice stringer of Trout with her father Andrew F. on small pond in Central CT. Some of these where caught in the Mattabbaset River. Nice Catch Pascale!
	Rachel H. on opening day shown with 2 of the 5 Trout she caught while fishing with her dad Vin H. on a nice Southern New England Stream. And a Red Sox Fan to boot! ;-) (Rachel's dad, Vin is also featured here at the bottom of the page) Click on Thumbnail for larger picture
		Rachel H. is back at it again. This time she caught a fine 14" Brookie fishing with her cousin Tim and her dad. The second shot is of Rachel and Tim with there catch. Good Luck !!
	Dennis liked our lures and sent an e-mail with these pictures, showing his fishing 'Maine in May' and wrote...... "Tried out your lures for the 1st. time this past week, We that would be me Dennis (standing) and my fishing bud Lester (in the boat) really liked them, it seems that the Salmon and lakers liked them even more than us. That Blue Smelt lure was and is HOT." (Click on thumbnail for larger picture)
	The first photo of '04 comes from Mike K, of West Haven CT. Mike was using a 1/8 Gold Casting Spoon to catch this nice Bass at Maltby Lakes in Orange CT. Way to go Mike! (Click On Thumbnail For Full Size Picture)
	This fine specimen of a Landlocked Salmon was caught by Jeffery S. (see below for other accomplishments) on Lake Winnipesaukee NH. This time Jeff was using a Copper Flutter Spoon.. A nice fish like this deserves another look, Click Here for a different angle. (Click On Thumbnail For Full Size Picture)
	Here Jim M. and his son Len show off a couple of Lakers they caught trolling this summer on Sebago Lake in Maine. This puts to rest that old question "Does your kid ever to old to take fishing?" NAH!! Good Luck Guys (Click On Thumbnail For Full Size Picture)
	The Roswell Lure was working for Jeffrey S. (age 10) on a recent trip to Damariscotta Lake in Maine. He knows what works! Jeffrey and his dad Don both had success with the Glow In The Dark Flutter Spoon that day. (Click On Thumb Nail For Full Size Picture)
	Who's this joker with the fish? Why its me! Mr. Washington Lure himself! caught on film during a recent trip to Newfound Lake NH. I caught this 22 inch Laker on a Blue/Nickel Flutter Spoon. The Roswell glow in the dark Flutter Spoon was also working that day. Thanks go out to Don S. (see above caption) for providing this Picture and manning the net.
	Luke H. sent us a picture of his brother Pard with a Lake Trout he caught on a recent trip to Lake Champlain. They caught this one and were having good luck with the Roswell. Luke and Pard hail from Maine and on a trip to West Grand Lake "Started skunking my fishing buddies" using the Roswell. Thanks for the info Luke!
	Our first fish picture of the 2001 season was sent to us by Tim, showing the years first trout. Tim caught this one on Opening Day in Guilford CT. Tim and his Uncle Vin (see below) had a very productive opening day. Vinny says that the copper and glow in the dark 1/8 Oz. Spoons were working for him.
	This year (2001) we find our Field Rep.Ray sending shots from far off Hawaii. He has a real attraction for Island Vacations. Notice he is sporting the WL&B hat and shirt! . Here's another shot of Ray "Hitching a ride" Finally Here's Ray asking that familiar phrase "Do You Know Don Ho?" Footnote: At the same time these pictures were taken, Washington NH was digging out from a 35" snow storm (I had to get that off my chest)

"Ice Fishing In Minnesota" Pictured above Ed, Sara and Ryan had success ice fishing at Minnesota's Fish Lake in Parkers Prairie using the Roswell. Nice catch you got there!
		We heard from Charis Pastellopoulas of Lykavitos Cyprus agian. This time he has nice string of fish to share, caught from the Troodos Mountains. He said that the casting spoons were working for him. The other photo shows he had some help!.
	Rolandos Constantinides of Strovolos Cyprus and a fishing friend of Charis' sent us this picture from his fishing trip to the Troodos Mountains. He also was using a casting spoon to catch this "native" Rainbow Trout. The Rainbow Trout was introduced to Cyprus in 1948. The dark color is characteristic of Cyprus Rainbows, Nice catch!
	"Beauty Shot 2000". Sarah caught these at Otter Brook, Sullivan So far this year Stream Fishing is good pointing to a good year all around,( I Hope). The Rainbow was 15" and took a 1/8 Gold Spoon while the others liked the Copper.
	Here's none other than Ray D. our very own Field Rep. showing off the latest beach wear (That's Our Shirt!) from St. Martin. Not a bad way to escape winter for a while. (Winter 2000) (Here's another shot of our "Island Man")
	This lively rainbow trout was brought in with a 1/8 copper spoon on the Contoocook River in Peterboro N.H.
	This photo was sent to us by another happy customer. Way to go Bill L.
	Here are some nice Rainbows. Great beauty shot eh..?
	Here's the WL&B field representative for Southern New England with the first of the morning catch, way to go Vinny. (Vin also took the beauty shot).
	These Trout were also caught by Vin.
	Vinny, back at it
	Here's Kurt T., He went fishing with Vin. You see there was a conection.
	This 52 cm. Rainbow Trout was caught at the Kalopanayiotis Dam, Nicosia Cyprus by Charis Pastellopoulos of Lykavitos Cyprus. Nice catch, keep up the good work! Charis was using worms when he caught these. I'm sending him some spoons to try. Worms do their best work in the garden!
	Lenny H. sent us this picture of a fish, (talk about a poor mount) It looks like some kind of New Orleans Mardi Gras Sun fish hybrid. One thing I do know, I bet it tasted funny!