JJ's Magic - Prostaff

	Nick Leonard JJ, I had a great season in 2010. Including 2 top 10 finishes a 5Th place and a big bass award. At the end of the year I finished 10Th in points out of 77 and missed state team by a mere 35 points. JJ's was key to my success over this year, making a huge difference on the tail of a shakey worm in tough tournaments. I'd love to continue to represent JJ's through the 2011 season. I have completely used up 2 bottles of chartreuse and a bottle of clear this season. Thanks for everything you have done for me this season. Thanks, Nick Leonard

	Justin Singleton Justin won the Jr Bass Club of Covington’s 16 to 18 year old tournament. This win qualified Justin for the FLW circuit Georgia State Youth Championship tournament at Lake Eufaula in March 2011. He won his age group with over 20 lbs of fish.

Duncan takes the win!!!

Randy Duncan
We would like to introduce our newest member of JJ's Magic Pro Staff. Mr. Randy Duncan, from Killen, Alabama, has been a professional Bass Guide and Tournament fisherman for the past 20 years. His favorite lakes to guide on are Wilson Wheeler Lake and Pickwick Lakes in North Alabama. He specializes in the art of bass angling.
Randy is a member of the FLW and ABA tournament trials. He is an up and coming force in these tournament trails. Randy says that he first fell in love with JJ's Magic while fishing Logan Martin Lake. He found that the product produced more strikes. He said that once he found this product... that he wanted to spread the word to every angler.

Crystal Scott Langston

My name is Crystal Scott Langston, wife to Jack & mother to Michelle, Ashley, & Miranda. We live in Leighton, Alabama. I consider myself a Georgia Peach transplant. I have had fishing in my blood since I was a wee little girl. My father & grandfather would take me in the boat on the river with my blanket and toys before I could walk. My grandmother's pond in South Carolina would always be the weekend hangout. You were sure of catching more than you could eat. As I grew up fishing was my fun, using crickets, worms, and chicken parts, etc. Break out the Zebco & Johnson, and I was ready.

Until about three year ago, I had not fished much for bass. The new man in my life, (now husband), found out I enjoyed fishing. One day he introduced me to left hand open casting reels and plastic baits. I adapted to the new equipment, very well, and before I knew it, we were fishing the Angler's Choice Couples Trail that year. With all the events I was getting a lot of practice, but it wasn't until the day I hooked a 6.5 lb. smallmouth bass that I really knew I was having the time of my life.

Since there was no getting away from it I decided to get in all the way. Jack & I fished with Angler's Choice couple's Trail 2001-2002-03,until they dissolved the tour the fall of 2003. The fall of 2002 Women's Bass Fishing Association (WBFA) held a tournament on Pickwick in AL. I teased my husband that I wanted to fish with them, but he had all the rods and baits in GA fishing the Regional with his partner. From that time until April 2003 it would come up about me fishing with the womens circuit. My friend, Kathryn, printed an entry form and gave it to me. The WBFA was going to be in Gadsden, AL. She said she wanted us to do this tournament. That event changed my life. I joined W.B.F.A. & B.A.S.S. in the fall of 2003. I became the first female member of the Tri-County Bassmaster club, Phil Campbell, AL. As well as an Alabama Federation member.

My excitement has grown with each tournament I fish. While fishing the first Pro/AM tournament , I noticed the lady anglers had supporters and sponsors on their shirts. I thought to myself," I want a shirt like that." When I returned home, I started talking about fishing with everyone I could and the response has been nothing but Wonderful!!

I started out and found 6 local business owners that help support me during the WBFA tournaments. Then it happened, the B.A.S.S/ESPN organization announced that they would be having a Professional Circuit for women... I was so excited. Finally a recognized professional female angler competition. I got myself ready and headed to Dallas for their preview event in Oct. 2005. It was like a dream, being able to compete not only with women that were local to me, but also international professional female anglers. My biggest surprise was the offer from FisherGirl to be on there Team for the 2006 season, giving me the opportunity to fish all of the events. Now I have a tournament shirt, sponsors and an amazing opportunity to pursue a professional angling career.

I would like to say a BIG "Thank You" to each and everyone that believes in me and offers their support and or sponsorship. A BIG HUG to my mom,(Dorothy), for being there to stay with my girls when I have a tournament. My girls encourage me. My husband supports me 110%. What else could a girl ask for, well maybe that big "Lunker"!! I know its coming!