TORONTO, Aug. 6, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Element 21 Golf Company (OTCBB:ETGF) (Frankfurt:BJQ), the leading manufacturer of advanced Scandium Alloy golf and biofiber fishing equipment, announced today that Professional Anglers Association (PAA) wrote a feature story about the Carrot Stix rods. The story includes performance of the Carrot Stix as tested by the top Pro-Anglers such as Chad Morgenthaler, Terry "Big Show" Scroggins and Byron Velvick.
The PAA feature story can be read at: http://www.fishpaa.com/2009/media/PAAfeature_072809_e21.htm
"The endorsement of the Carrot Stix by the top professional anglers, gives Element 21 a real clout as a technology leader in the fishing industry," said Dr. Hearn, President, CEO of Element 21 Sports.
About Element 21
Element 21's premier products are golf clubs (www.e21golf.com) and fishing poles made out of Scandium and biofiber materials, which are lighter and stronger than Titanium, Graphite and Steel. Element 21's golf clubs have been used by renowned golf pros, such as the winner of the FedEx Cup in 2008.
Element 21 has developed award winning fishing products (www.e21fishing.com). Element 21's Carrot Stix(tm) represents the latest in cutting-edge technology, using a newly developed proprietary method of integrating nano level cellulose bio-fibers into the rod. The fishing products recently were recognized as the "BEST OF SHOW" in the 2007 and 2008 ICAST shows, the world's largest sports fishing show.
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