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  1. Loyalty is only as deep as your pockets. Australia get's touched up price-wise for fishing gear and has been for a long time. If everyone started buying OS, maybe it would force retailers to get real about their pricing.

    I could name a few places, but it could possibly be against forum rules re: site sponsors, so I'll wait for the OK from a moderator first.

  2. Just remember that the Terez rods are designed for braid, so they seem a little soft, as if they have no backbone. Depending on how you pop and what poppers you use, you might not be able to get the right action to the popper via that rod.

  3. many problems with that vid....

    1. See how frayed the cord was? You'd be better using a tea towel.

    2. No response from operators, except a brief "oh s***" when they realised.

    3. No safety boat/team in the water.

    4. No netting/catch guard down stream - which leads to rocky rapids! (feet tied up too - She got lucky more than once)

    Was it really in Oz or was it an aussie tourist overseas? With Australia beeing such a nanny-state, I don't see how they'd be able to operate like that.

    Scary stuff all over. :1yikes:

    Edit - Just went to uteyoob and saw the news story, was in Zambia - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJUk_4stXis&feature=related

  4. The best way to ind success with lures is to ONLY take lures and work them, covering as much ground as you can. Soft plastics are the best and easiest to start with. Grab one of starlo's squidgie DVDs and listen to what he says about theem, then vary your technique from there. The DVD's come free with magazines sometimes....

  5. I'd like to see maximum limits set to keep the breeders breeding. Upping the minimum size doesn't achieve as much as it could.

    End of the day, it doesn't really matter, there's not enough fisheries officers to police changes anyway :ranting2:

  6. Is there really any point? A squid jig is not a lure with squid prongs on it. Squid jigs are designed to entice cephalopods using their shape, colours, texture, suspension and movement to mimic the food that they would attack. A minnow lure wouldn't be as enticing to a squid as a squid jig. I'm not saying it won't happen, but it's a lot less likely.

    Use the correct tools for the job to maximise your results.

  7. Get these -

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    I use them on my kayak and they're great. Come with 2 different mount plates and a rail plate, and are fully removable. Berkely model number QSRH (1056140). $20-$30 from a boating, fishing, camping place or google it and you'll find them.

  8. Bonnies are always big, there's just no plagues of little lollipops so far this year. I've only had them from 60-80cm this season, with only 1 under 40cm.

    Bit bloody annoying actually, because they're hitting baits and poppers for kings, but they're too big to sned out live for big kings and stickface. :ranting2:

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