The following article appeared in the APR-MAY-JUN issue of
Harold Wells' GULF COAST FISHERMAN magazine

LineDancer

"LineDancer As most anglers know, no matter how you slice it, proper lure presentation is the key to catching fish. The LineDancer® simply installs on your spinning rod between the reel and first eye. Cast your lure normally, and before you retrieve; with your finger place the line in the open-ended loop of the LineDancer®. Now just retrieve your lure. You will actually be able to feel and see the added vibration that is being transmitted to your lure.

LineDancer® is not only helpful to both amateur and experienced anglers, it is ideal for children. Accommodates most spinning rod shaft diameters."

BASSMASTER magazine, February 1998

"When fishing stained or muddy water, fishermen know lure vibration is important. The LineDancer is designed to add this erratic vibration as the angler retrieves his lure with a spinning reel. LineDancer is a stainless-steel line guide that forms an open-end loop. As your line passes through the guide, it jumps up at the open side of the loop, forcing your lure into varied movements. The device clips to a rod below the eyelet closest to the reel. It's available in three sizes to fit most spinning rods."

BASSIN' magazine, April 1998

THE TACKLE TESTER
By DAVE MULL

While I don't understand the physics, this thing does work. It is coated with plastic where you attach it to the rod to avert scratching the rod's finish. After casting, you put your line in the groove of the LineDancer and start a steady retrieve. The angle of the line causes it to come in jerkily - it transmits the jerks to the lure. It really gave a buzzbait a neat action."

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