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    <title>Frabill Acquires Snosuit</title> 
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    <description>When the round peg fits in the round hole, you go for it. In that spirit,&#160;Frabill, Inc, legendary manufacturer of premium ice fishing products, acquired&#160;Snosuit, LLC, the ice fishing industry’s foremost designer of performance winterwear.Jeff Kolodzinski, Marketing VP of the 71-year-old Milwaukee-area employer, said it was an inevitable and natural move. “The ice fishing outerwear category is substantial and growing. Frabill needed to be in that space. But to parallel the level of product quality our customers are accustomed to, we had to enter at the top. Snosuit gave us that opportunity.”&#160;&#160;Previously headquartered in Cross Lake , Minn. , Snosuit pioneered the high-end of the now well-established ice fishing outerwear category. The gritty northwoods company has never wavered from this pursuit of developing the best of the best, either. Snosuit founder Chris Leonard’s mantra to “design and engineer the finest cold weather garments in the ice fishing industry” will survive and flourish under the stewardship of Frabill, too.“Frabill and Snosuit share an ideology of excellence,” Leonard said.Innovation and an emphasis on research and development are shared traits as well.
“Snosuit is built from the ground up,” Leonard said.&#160; “Every feature is developed organically, from scratch. We design and engineer garments based on direct input from anglers in the field.” Leonard will stay on to guide Snosuit’s bedrock research and development process.&#160;&#160;&#160;Sharing such core business philosophies was central to Frabill’s decision to grow via acquisition.
“Our motto is ‘Trusted Gear Since 1938,&#39;” said Frabill CEO Jeff Marble. “Snosuit brings with it that same pride in brand that we believe in at Frabill.
&quot;We feel really good about this partnership. It’s hand in glove.”The move expands Frabill’s already extensive coverage in the larger ice fishing marketplace.
“We’re a major stakeholder in portable shelters, ice fishing rods and reels, tip-ups, bait management products, and ice fishing accessories,” Kolodzinski said. “The addition of Snosuit makes Frabill’s ice fishing product offering even more comprehensive. If it’s for ice fishing, Frabill makes it.”Available this fall, the Snosuit lineup will include a redesigned release of the signature two-piece bibs and jacket. An extreme weather, gauntlet-style glove and mitt are also being introduced for ice fishing 09-10. Snosuit products are available through major sporting goods chains as well as select independent dealers.&#160;&lt;/</description> 
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    <pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2009 13:36:44 GMT</pubDate> 
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    <title>Outstanding Catch: April 2009</title> 
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    <description>The NAFC staff has carefully chosen 10 finalists for the&#160;April Oustanding Catch Awards contest. Now it&#39;s up to you! Vote for the catch you feel is the most outstanding, considering not only the fish&#39;s size, but also the body of water, geographic location and method used.Review the finalists and their photos (click on the thumbnail to enlarge), and then cast your vote&#160;below.&#160; Also, one random voter will be selected to win a prize, so please submit your name and e-mail address below when you vote for your favorite outstanding catch.&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;Mike Sikora
28-inch largemouth bass
Lake Guerrero, Mexico
Long casting a crankbait from boatMike DeWeerd
30 2/8-inch walleye
Red River, Manitoba
Jigging a 3/8 Max Gap Jig tipped with salted shinerSteven Hyman
28-inch largemouth bass
Local pond, Fla.
Texas rigged weightless; Yamamoto 5 inch Senko&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;David Saunders
34 inch-lake trout
Lake of the Woods, Ontario
Ice fishing jigging a power tube, barbless hookPerry Gillis
49 1/8-inch musky
Green Bay, Wisc.
Trolling a 9G RapalaHarold Webster
52-inch striped bass
Long Island Sound, N.Y.
Drifting a Bunker&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;Gino Florian
14 4/8-inch black crappie
Oneida Lake, N.Y.
Popping a float with red egg sack hook; Fat HeadRick Quibell
26 4/8-inch brown trout
Candice Lake, N.Y.
Ultra light with 4 lb. test casting from shore; No. 4 Panther martin, white &amp; silverConnor Bachmann
50-inch striped bass
Chesapeake Bay, Va.
Drifting an Eel&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;Michael Hall
23 4/8-inch largemouth bass
California pond
Drop shot rubber worm&#160;&#160;&lt;/</description> 
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    <pubDate>Wed, 06 May 2009 14:35:17 GMT</pubDate> 
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