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	August 25, 2010 A Rare And Rude Frog Few anglers outside the Southeast have ever heard of the Rude Frog, but you can be sure that won't last long. The Frog is just one of the soft plastic baits created by Earl Carswell and Jack Huggins, a pair of bass-loving neighbors in Florida who decided that making lures would be way more fun and a lot less stressful than regular jobs. So, Tuscaroran Pro-Lures, named in honor of Jack's Native American ancestors, was born. But the partners are finding that things aren't going as planned — the baits have become so popular among the anglers who do know about them, the guys are working harder than they ever intended. That's because the Rude Frog, Tomahawk (think swimbait, buzzbait and fluke rolled into one), Cherokee Ripper, Tee Pee Stix, Yama Craw and their other creations just plain catch bass — especially bass that look like they're on steroids. Get these baits before they hit all the tackle shops. To a friend A friend to Fishin' Informer The Club To Fishin' Informer Now! Tuscaroran Special Offers Get A Discount. Monster In-Line Spinners Another Lure You Don't Know sponsored partner listing Watch "Knot Wars" Watch every round of "North American Fisherman-TV's" popular "Knot Wars" competition at FishingClub.com, and find out which knot won the battle during the 2010 season. Send to a Friend / Contact / Advertise / Privacy Policy / Editorial Policy /Member Benefits / Unsubscribe © 2010 North American Fishing Club Be sure to add club_news@fishingclub.messages3.com to your address book or safe sender list so our email gets to your inbox. Please do not reply to this message as the "reply to" function does not allow us to receive your email. This email was sent to %%EMAIL%%. North American Fishing Club | 12301 Whitewater Drive | Minnetonka, MN 55343