Greetings of the 20th anniversary of O.S.P

OSP was born in June 2000. So, 20th anniversary of O.S.P comes June this year. I would like to thank many users and related people who have been supporting OSP until now.

O.S.P was established 20 years ago when the professional bass anglers were not yet stable. The system of contract money with a support maker has not been established, and the background is that the activities and life as a professional were severe.

When I just became a professional, all I had as support was the contract with a support maker, a bit of contract money and provision of goods. I had to do part time jobs like taxi driver in order to make a living and keep living my life as a professional bass angler.

In the meantime, The company that had been producing my original lures upon a royalty contract went bankrupt. And it became difficult to continue to keep going as a professional, and that is tha reason why I decided to establish O.S.P.

Innitially, O.S.P was not only a lure maker but also the private office that bass fishing tournament trails in the U.S required me to have to participate in them, and also that was used as a studio where I developed new lures that helped me at the tournaments.

At that time so many lures were released and desappeared repeatedly, I had the belief to elaborate lures and kept working on it with the concept “10 years standard”.

And as a result of keeping walking forward with the lures I created with my coleagues who I eventually got little by little, now we get to celebrate our 20th anniversary this year.

We are not changing our posture in terms of how we make our products. I will be seeing myself as one of bass anglers rather than an entrepreneur, not changing our stance where we do not set any deadlines and quota, do not rush and create things we can be satisfied with.

However nowadays, looking back at the history of O.S.P and myself, fishing industry has been expanding its field, such as types of fish, countries to fish, field types, lure types and so on. It is not an exaggeration to say that the globalization in such industry is progressing.

From now on, O.S.P are visiting fishing fields all over the country including events so we can enlighten as many people as possible about how enjoyable bass fishing and lure fishing is as well as how nice being in nature through fishing is. As for myself, I am planning to open my own YouTube channel named T.Namiki to help our improvement accelerate.

And at the events or such situations, all of the members and I of O.S.P are looking forward to getting to meet you.

And besides, we are preparing for various of projects for 20th anniversary so we hope you will be looking forward to it.

Lastly, I would like to thank you once again that we could celebrate our 20th anniversary.

Toshinari Namiki.
CEO, O.S.P

H-1 Grand Prix Masters Cup 2019 which was competed by top 30 anglers of year ranking and the representatives from rental boat and the representatives from tournament organization. The tournament was held on Dec. 1st at Nagatogawa slope. O.S.P pro staff Kazuki Orikane aka Orikin won with 2 fish 2760g using Override 3/16oz(spone red). He fished mainly Shogen River.

Nisso Classic sponsored by Nisso-en boat was held on Nov.17th at Lake Sagami. O.S.P field staff Masatoshi Hirakawa wins with 3 fish 4600g using HP3D Wacky 5 8mimizuu & skappanon blue flake). Also pro staff Youji Terasawa finished 3rd with 1 fish 1680g using HP3D Wacky 4.3(mimizuu). Both fished cover with neko rigged HP3D Wacky using bait finesse tackle.

2019 H-1 Grand Prix final was held on Nov.17th at Shin-Tone River. Kazuki Orikane was 2nd place of year ranking to fish the last tournamnt but he did not catch fish, so he ended 2nd of 2019 ranking. Thanks for cheering.

JB All Japan Bass Pro Championship eastern was held on Oct.26th and 27th at Ikuno Ginzanko in Hyogo Pref. O.S.P staff Syota Mikami finished 2nd!

O.S.P pro staff Shin Imai and Makoto Yamazaki team wins Lakers tounament 9th held on Oct 20th at Kasumigaura in Ibaraki Pref. with 4 fish 3800g.

His comment was:
The water was 30cm higher than usual due to the tyhpoon 19th. So I expected to enjoy shallow game but I was not able to catch fish for 3 hours because of low water temperature and muddy water maybe. Then the sun came out and I caught 4 fish in a low. All the fish were caught by 7g leaderless drop shotted Do-Live Beaver (green pumpkin pepper・ebimiso black) Long stay after touching the bottom was effective.

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