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If you see me in a red kayak come and say g'day, I will be on the water most days
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Same here two weeks at Tuross, sub and surface lures, wading the sand banks as usual and christening my new hobie outback, oh it's gunna be awesome, send me a pm, sounds like you are into the same game, we can have a fish together I'm not taking the prawn gear, the moons no good
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I fish there every Xmas land based, for two weeks, now I'm not like hodgy, he is the guru, but I have had some success over the years, forget the area at the first caravan park on the right, it's a little tidel but also a little muddy and shallowish. If u try hard u can do the oyster bed on the south side of the bridge of the main hwy, you can do the snags up the river which is further south up a dirt road opposite the nursery, u think its a private road but it isn't until you hit the river, further south at the steel bridge near a boat ramp on the river, the rocks near the inlet caravan park always catch luderick, or wade the boat ramp area, this is where I fish most. flatties, salmon, tailor, whiting, the odd baby pinky, and of course the appearance of a seal, dolphins, eagles emu"s or kangaroo I love this place, if u see a guy wading the flats in an acubra hat or in a red kayak, that's me, say g'day
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well done, i am heading there again for two weeks in a couple of days Tuross is heaven, i just love the place,it is my favourite place as i love to wade and throw lures I am hoping to target all the bread and butters this year,poppers, surface and divers, a little bait fishing with the kids and i may even throw a larger live bait out to see whats around What marinade base did you use on the chicken and was it cooked? if you see a guy in a tan akubra hat and khaki fishing top wading the shallows of inlet rivermouth or boat ramp area say gday knackers cheers and good fishing,
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Jenno, thanks for the heads up on that lure, i looked at it and looked at it, its a Strike Pro Bass-X 5.5cm pink back with clear belly, colour number 911GA, i was also told that lure is picking up some bream down here in melbourne also, now you tell me this is a cracker unfortunately no i do not wish to sell it. It was the only one in stock also, so thats no good to you. PM sent
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my mistake and a very good pickup, i havent kept the packaging, but i do recall wanting the eco's and picking up a couple but putting them back when i saw the strikepro at half the price and very simular.
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SAFish - the 2nd box are strike pro's, a very good lure for the price, all the lures here apart from 4 of the poppers are see through, im into bothe the natural immitations and the yellows in see through. i got them from a shop in melbourne, but i had to phone around to find the NW pencils and sugapen, in fact i phoned the wholesaler for a store as not many shops down here stock them. What a runaround, i had to drive for an hour to the store but got them in the end Rockfisherman - lol know you have made me think i havent got enough colour variation
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Hey guys, i love seeing pics of lures so i thought i would throw up some pics (hopefully it works) of my recent purchases. Unfortunately they are addictive and i couldnt help myself. Top left to right, 2nd row left to right, and so on The 1st pic top 3 are baby rovers 50 next 2 are NW pencils 52 then a sugapen 70 (im thinking i may have to change to a smaller hook size on the sugapen for sand whiting ) What are your thoughts 2 eco's with a Shiraso minnow 48 pencil in the middle 2nd pic strikepro 8+ and 5+ divers 3rd pic poppers - 2 bubblepops, a strikepro and a few surecatch 4th pic, I saw this pic in my file so placed it in, my daughter a couple of years ago at the age of 4, showing me how its done with a 52cm flathead, she hooked, retrieved and landed herself. All that practice in the lounge room turning the reel handle paid off. Im so proud.
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wowzers hodgey, i bet you will be itching to hit the water after xmas now, just awsome, i cant wait to get there in the new year
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no new kits on the market that anyone knows of
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hey guys i was wondering what is the best thing nowadays is to keep you lures in. im struggling to find exactly what i want. Pics would be great also cheers
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Well i took the rod out this morning, and threw a few lures around, to see how it performed. I went down to Emerald lake, many of you may know it, its the lake Puffing Billy goes to. Only 15 minutes from where i live. I started with an old RT shallow diver approx 80mm in length. I was a bit dissapointed, to see the lure only cast 20-25 meters as i thought the rod would really throw it a lot further. I then placed a small popper of 35mm on and then a strikepro shallow diver 40mm. I couldnt believe it when my casts were going slightly longer than the heavier lure. These lures were casting 25meters with a slight cross wind. Overall i was reasonably happy with the rod, The graphites certainly do act differently to glass rods and it will be interesting to feel its reaction with a fish on, and not be surrounded by trees and shrubs so i can give it a good flick with the wind at my back.
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they do put up a good fight dont they, once you get a few of these babies, excuse the pun, but your hooked
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im hoping those in the know will be able to name a lure i saw a bloke use. he was casting long distances and retrieving it at an amazingling rapid pace. it was a pencil lure that looked very much like a bassday sugapen in a blueish colour http://www.bassday.co.jp/english/fe_catlog/e_sgp.html although i cannot recall if it had a rounded nose or flatter. it was a surface lure, and i would say definately hard body floater. cast over shallow sandflats when being retrieved at the fast pace it seemed to track straight thru the water, leaving a raised wake above it and maybe some minor splash. only some times was the rod raised in a jerk motion, the majority of the time it was purely pulled through the water by fast reel retrieval. it was shaped more like the sugapen, could it have been a NW Pencil or Bevy Pencil and what are the differences is these four in action, the bevy, the NW 09, NW 99 and sugapen.
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ok, well i shopped around on the net and also a few tackle shops. i ended up trading in my new tica, for a Berkley Diablo, 1 piece, graphite 7'2 2-4kg spin. no money changed hands so im pretty happy. i hope it goes well, it certainly appears to be a good rod