Satisfying fishermen by catching fish. There are two ways to evaluate a fishing lure: (1) How does it look? (2) Does it do what it is supposed to do - Catch fish ? If "looks" are more important to you than "catching," you won’t buy Phase II Lures. If you understand that "catching" is why you throw a lure, you will be very happy with Phase II Lures. I make lures that catch fish. Everything else is secondary. Simple lures that catch fish.
It doesn’t take ornate lures to catch fish - it takes the right combination of design, water action and colors, all included in Phase II Lures. Phase II Lures are simple - readily available materials, ordinary tools, hand processes as much as possible, with hands-on/personal attention to every step - design, testing, individual lure fabrication, assembly, packing, shipping. Phase II Lures incorporate proven lure colors and in-water action that mimics bait, looks like an easy meal to a hungry fish. The result is "fish on the line." Lures created by an experienced fisherman.
Phase II Lures are based on a lifetime of fishing experience and observation, primarily with light-medium tackle, both salt & freshwater. I’ve concentrated on inshore saltwater fishing in the Northeast during the past 30+ years. I’ve caught stripers, blues and weakfish on the East River in front of the U.N. building, in Long Island Sound from the Norwalk Islands to Crane’s Neck on the Long Island side, back to The Race off New London and around Fisher’s Island, at Cutty Hunk, out to the rips and flats of Monomoy Island off Cape Cod. I’ve landed bonefish in the Keys and St. Croix, king mackerel in Key West and the BVI’s, along with countless porgy, flounder, fluke, snappers on children & grandchildren outings in L.I. Sound. In freshwater I’ve caught bullheads in Kansas, cutthroat in Wyoming, musky, pike, and walleye in Wisconsin, perch in Lake Michigan, panfish in Virginia, largemouth at nearly every freshwater stop, and rainbows in Colorado. Think like s fish to catch a fish. Fish are eating machines, and.they like to eat Phase II Lures. Put some to work on the fish you want to catch.
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