Lazy Shad

[Antionette Eastin]

Thisshad has a round body with very sensitive motion. It fishes in almost all conditions both in fresh- and saltwater. As a very versatile bait Lazy Shad usually tells quite reliably whether there is fish at the area or not. Irresistible to zander and perch! Beautiful finishing and top quality silicone combined to guarantee your catch. Best hooking and action is achieved by using size 2/0 hooks. Has proven to give great results also in drop shotting.

New shad designed for linear pike fishing. It is recommended to mount the Lazy Shad on an inline rig (no jig head) with a thread on the head and a screw in head or balance weight on the bottom (depending on desired swimming depth).

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Ce nouveau shad est conu pour la pche du brochet en linaire, il est recommand de monter le Lazy Shad sur un montage en ligne (pas de tte plombe) avec une vis en tte et une tte type "screw in" ou un lest d'quilibrage sur le bas (en fonction de la profondeur de nage souhaite).

Nuevo shad diseado para la pesca lineal del lucio. Se recomienda montar el Lazy Shad en un aparejo en lnea (sin cabeza plomada) con una rosca en la cabeza y una cabeza tipo "screw in" o un contrapeso de equilibrio en la parte inferior (en funcin de la profundidad de nado deseada).

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Wednesday, June 28

The Ways of the Lenape

Who are the Lenape Native Americans of New Jersey and Pennsylvania? In The Ways of the Lenape, Rob Aptaker uses Native American artifacts to explore the tools, clothing, toys, games, medicine and music that were, and continue to be, part of their daily lives. A fascinating introduction to Lenape cultures and customs.

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Troupe Da-Da Drums and Dance Ensemble

Troupe Da-Da African Dance and Drum Ensemble performs a variety of West African and Afro-Cuban dances. Dressed in colorful, authentic regalia and singing in traditional African languages, the dancers of Troupe Da-Da move gracefully to the powerful rhythms and percussions of the djembe, dundun, conga and bata drums, the sekere, and more.

Wednesday, August 2

Sciencetellers presents Pirates: Lost at Sea

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Wednesday, August 9

Egyptian Mummy Makers

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Wednesday, June 28

When the Shadbush Blooms

Today when a Lenape girl ventures to the stream to fish for shad, she knows that another girl did the same generations before. Through the cycle of the seasons, what is important has remained the same: being with family, knowing when berries are ripe for picking, listening to stories in a warm home. Told by Traditional Sister and Contemporary Sister, each from her own time, this is a book about tradition and about change. Then and now are not so very different when the shadbush blooms. This program complements the World Wonders: The Ways of the Lenape program.

Wednesday, July 5

Musicians of the Sun

When Lord of Night looks into his magic mirror, he sees that the world is gray and joyless. He commands Wind to fly to the house of the Sun and free the four musicians held prisoner there. How will Wind overcome Sun's fearsome power? In this adapted Aztec myth, listeners will soar with Wind as he battles the mighty warrior Sun in his quest to bring music and color to the Earth. This program complements the World Wonders: Daria's World Music program.

Wednesday, July 19

Anansi the Spider: A Tale from the Ashanti

Anansi the Spider is one of the great folk heroes of the world. He is a rogue, a mischief maker, and a wise, lovable creature who triumphs over larger foes. Follow him through this Caldecott-winning adaptation, which combines bold, rich color with traditional West African design motifs and authentic Ashanti language rhythms. This program complements the sold out World Wonders: Troupe Da-Da Drums and Dance Ensemble program.

Wednesday, July 26

Little Bear, You're a Star!

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Wednesday, August 2

Pompeii: Lost and Found

Glimpse the daily life of Ancient Romans before the destructive eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and learn about the archeological discoveries that help us piece together this incredible story. Mary Pope Osbourne's words are illustrated by Christensen in the style of the ancient frescoes found at Pompeii. This story complements the World Wonders: Sciencetellers Presents Pirates: Lost at Sea program.

Wednesday, August 9

The Little Blue Hippo: A Children's Story Inspired by Egyptian Art

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Wednesday, August 16

D is for Dancing Dragon

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