Bass is in session!

With Steve the Teacher.

To catch fish,
being creative helps.

But not too creative:
Keep it simple, Sam.

Steve the Teacher,
aka Steve Hershkowitz,
owner of Teacha-Worms,
is nothing if not creative.

Proof number one:
Hershkowitz used to be the
pro wrestler Steve the Teacher.

But he retired from the spandex,
and now he's wrestling largemouth bass, with equal creativity.

But not too much.

Seems there’s always been the other side of him that’s practical,
the side that in real life makes him a high school English teacher.

Take one look at Teacha-Worms, and you go, wow, these are cool.

But you also go, these will catch fish.

Creative, but practical.

Teacha-Worms -- custom-made rubber baits, mostly for largemouth
bass -- are exceptionally creative, but they’re based on some
of the most tried-and-true patterns in largemouth fishing.

Worms. Brush hogs. Creatures. Craws. Lizards. Trailers or chunks. Frogs. Swim baits. And more.

Almost seems that Steve makes unlimited different patterns.

They include glitter, highlight powders, scents, laminates,
swirls, different tips, sizes,
shapes, and many creative
colors, from Hemoglobin to Magnetic Wammo Camo.

You get the picture.

Plus, most of his Internet orders,
through his Web site, are custom
made, based on photos
customers send.

You've got to watch his
Internet show "Bass in Session
with Steve the Teacher,"
available on his Web site,
and on the sites
BassHoles.com and
FishnHunt.tv, a New Zealand site.

The fishing shows are almost about nothing -- in a good way -- yet about something, entertaining,
and a hoot.

Teacha-Worms are available at Harry’s Army and Navy in Robbinsville, Big Timber Bait and Tackle in Brooklawn, STC Sports in Gibbstown,
and South Jersey Marine in Mount Laurel.

For more info, or to order,
or simply to be entertained,
visit Steve the Teacher’s Web site.

Class dismissed!

Then.
The wrestler.