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Any serious pro isn't going to risk losing a tournament by fishing free stuff he has little faith in. These guys could fish any brand of rod they want... They choose Lamiglas. On tour, pre-fishing and those rare occasions when they're on their home water with friends and family, if there's a rod in their hand (and there usually is), it's a Lamiglas. They've all got their reasons. For some, it's the crisp, well-defined actions. Others love the simplicity of our VPR rating system. Still others find solace in knowing that with 40 different Lamiglas Bass rods to choose from, the right rod for the challenge is always close at hand.

The reasons are different, but the results are the same. Lamiglas Pros all have the confidence it takes to win. And winning is what it's all about.

You don't achieve stats that impressive by relying on luck. That's why the pros always rely on Lamiglas.

	Bill Siementel A trophy large mouth angler with multiple tournament wins to his credit, Bill has landed over 270 bass of 10+ pounds with his largest being 19.5 pounds. Bill was instrumental to the design of the XC 807 for fishing anything from a 6" Tiger Tube up to a 12" Castaic Trout.