"For decades, when the “Father of Structure Fishing,” Buck Perry, tried to drill it into our heads that fishing structure was a relatively easy equation, no one could understand why certain species inhabited different types of specific locations. But Perry was way ahead of his time and passed on these theories we live by today.
The Lindner's understood the mechanics of edges better than anyone and were mopping up on fish where ever their fishing caravan took them. Fishing Facts Magazine and In-Fisherman were the angling Bibles of the industry for ions and they filled our heads full of ideas and theories that have created the foundation of why we put so much emphasis on locating and fishing edges of structure."
- Tom Neustrom