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    www.fishinglife.com/bin/site/wrappers/fl.asp?pane_2=art - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 3/4/2000    Last Visited: 12/4/2002  

    "We have no interest in 'X-Marts'," says Jerry Puckett, editor of Inside Line magazine, an in-house publication of Yamamoto Custom Baits."If you need a piece of plumbing hardware, you can get that at X-Mart.But, if you want to know how to use it, you'd better visit your local hardware store.

    "All our marketing is through outlets providing customer service and education."He adds, "Whether our customers deal with the well-informed staff of a local tackle store or an educational, interactive website like FishingLife.com, they'll be provided the information to assist them in becoming more successful anglers.

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    "When Gary got into the bait business, it was on a cottage-industry basis," Puckett says.
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    "He bought a new 20-foot Champion bass boat, stuffed it into a 747 and flew it to Tokyo," Puckett says."He flooded the media with announcements of the first Japanese bass tournament in history--the Gary Yamamoto Invitational."

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    "We have a die-hard group of mom-and-pop tackle shops in the United States," Puckett noted."But basically, we are a new product to most American bass (anglers).

    "We make a good product and are very proud of it," he says."But there are a lot of good products on the market today.We realize that none become great products until they are in the hands of anglers that know when and how to use them effectively."

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    www.insideline.net/il-online/2009/columns/09-0212-edlog - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 2/12/2009    Last Visited: 5/14/2009  

    Our longtime, ever present, ever insightful editor, Jerry "Bubba" Puckett, has made such a change. It's a good change, a positive change as you'll read below in his farewell Editor's Log. For those of you who've been around for the long haul, way back in '93 when this whole Inside Line thing got started, you'll agree with me that for the past 16 years, Bubba has been doling out and fashioning the finest fishing yarns in the business, and single-handedly making a one-man army appear to the outside world as a well-oiled and multi-faceted conglomeration of outstanding fishing material. He has been the man behind the Inside Line.

    Over the years, he's brought a great group of writers along for the ride. What our rag-taggle team lacked in pizzazz, we made up for in heart (ain't that right, boys?). I don't think there's a single one of us aboard who hasn't been schooled by Jerry or received a therapy session or two in his office. His "third leg of the milking stool" pep-talk comes to mind, personally.

    Jerry's singular goal for the Inside Line was to design a publication providing the average everyday angler (and those aspiring to bigger ponds) with the latest developments in the high tech world of top quality baits and angling techniques. The Inside Line was always about inside information - and it still is today.

    It's always been important to Jerry, first in his guiding business and then with his work on the magazine to make fishing more exciting and rewarding for everyone. It's my goal to continue in that tradition. I know I speak for all of us here at the Inside Line, Jerry, when I say we endeavor every day to fan that flame.
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    Published on: 2/7/2006    Last Visited: 3/12/2007  

    Jerry Puckett, Editor, Yamamoto's Inside Line

    Editors Note: Recently while checking messages on the Bronzeback message board (www.bronzeback.com) I came across this posting concerning how to respond to other anglers you see harvesting smallmouth.There were a quite a few responses to this question, all of them excellent.The one published here by the angler known as "Bubba" (actually Jerry Puckett) was representative of what many others had to say.

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    Published on: 6/7/2008    Last Visited: 6/13/2008  

    Gary Yamamoto's Inside Line magazine editor Jerry Puckett explains how to Carolina Rig a series 13 Yamamoto lizard with a tex-posed or Tex-skinned 4/0

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    www.woodgiftsforhimandher.com/fishing.html - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 3/23/2008    Last Visited: 3/23/2008  

    Rigging Basics with Jerry Puckett - Join Inside Line Editor, Jerry Puckett, for a detailed look at Texas-rigging a Kut-Tail, a dynamite Ozarks rigging method for the Senko and the importance of salt in soft plastic baits and choosing basic colors.

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    Published on: 4/17/2006    Last Visited: 5/14/2009  

    Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to make a basic Tex-skin rig using the 7-series Cut Tail Worm with a 2/0 Sugoi hook. Rigging the Cut Tail Worm

    Rigging the Weightless Senko Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to Weightless Rig the 9-series Senko with a Tex-posed or Tex-skin 4/0 Sugoi hook and weedless Grub Guard. Rigging the Senko

    Rigging with a Pegged Weight Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to rig the 9S-series Senko on a 1/8 oz. pegged bullet weight for deep flooded brush and trees. Rigging with a pegged sinker

    Wacky Rigging the Senko Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to Wacky Rig the 9S-series Senko with a 2/0 Sugoi hook. Rigging the Senko

    Choosing the Right Color Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to make basic color choices of soft plastics. Choosing the right color

    Rigging the Splitshot Hook - Pt. 1 Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to rig a 52-series Splitshot Hook with a series 92 Ika. Rigging the Split Shot

    Rigging the Splitshot Hook - Pt. 2 Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to Carolina Rig using the 52-series Splitshot hook with a 5" series 98 single tail Hula Grub. Carolina Rig

    Rigging the Sugoi Hook Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to Tex-pose or Tex-skin the Sugoi hook. Rigging the Hula

    Rigging the One Ton Jig Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to make a One Ton Jig with a series 11 skirt and 5" series 18 single tail grub trailer. Rigging the 1 Ton

    Rigging the Lizard Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to Carolina Rig a series 13 lizard with a tex-posed or Tex-skinned 4/0 Sugoi hook. Rigging the Lizard

    Rigging the Big Ika Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to Florida Rig for flippin' the 92B Big Ika with a screwlock weight and 4/0 straight shank hook. Rigging the Big Ika

    Rigging the Sugoi Splash Editor Jerry Puckett explains how to fish topwater with Gary Yamamoto's premium Sugoi Splash.

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    Published on: 12/1/2002    Last Visited: 8/20/2003  

    Inside line editor Jerry Puckett with some

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    Published on: 11/10/2000    Last Visited: 7/4/2001  

    Inside line editor Jerry Puckett with somegood tips on using a grub as a buzz baitInside Line Magazine

    The Inside LineInside line editor Jerry Puckett helps identify.an inside line and offers some helpful tips for fishing it.Inside Line Magazine.

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    Bass Fishing Magazine, Fishing Tips, Bass Fishing News - [Cached Version]
    Published on: 5/14/2009    Last Visited: 5/14/2009  

    For sponsorship of an individual angler ~ Jerry Puckett.
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    Jerry Puckett , Editor, Inside Line Magazine

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