The GreatOpen Spaces\J* . ''S'' V A ^ 0By JOE AUSTEL SMALLLee B. Smith, the head knocker over at the Sunny Brook Lure Company dropped by recently and showed me a nifty display of his Layfield lures. I didn’t know then that it is the original small lure of America. The dadgummed little booger caught so many fish that lure companies.all over America began imitating it, but there isn’t another just like it even today. The blasted thing has so much action it makes you think of that story of a stick which was so crooked it couldn't stay still.This lure has beautiful action, and it's got even a bcautifuller story of bass catching. Lee showed me some photos of the biggest bass I d ever seen — all caught on his Layfield lure. There I was, slumped over a desk, slaving toward a deadline— and he has to show' me pulse-tingling photos like that. Not a jury in the country would have convicted me for shooting him! Lee's got a booklet called “Hot Secrets’’ that's filled with dope on how to catch bass. He'll send it free if you write Sunny Brook Lure Company, Box 104-C, Tyler, Texas.