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Borumba toga
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    Ausfish Platinum Member Jeremy87's Avatar
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    Borumba toga

    7 toga 1 bass. 5 toga taken on ecogear sx-48s 2 on weightless shrimp soft plastics

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    Nice toga's mate I'm dying to give that dam a fish!

    Tim.

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    gees the water looks low in that first pic is that in mugs alley ?
    nice fish by the way

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    Congrats m8.
    Pic #2 Rocks!Nice fish.
    The underlying spirit of angling,Is that the skill of the angler,Is pitted against the instinct and strength of the fish,And that the latter is entitled to an even chance for his life. Regards, Hardb8.Kickin tails and razin scales since 1979.

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Jeremy87's Avatar
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    Re: Borumba toga

    Muggs alley? doen't fish Borumba much so i doen't know all the slang names for spots. Toga where taken up the top of yabba creek.

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    Top stuff Jeremy! Thumbs up here!
    TT

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    Thats a great effort to land 7 on lures and pastics...
    I can only manage 1 in about three on surface lures as they throw lures so easy.
    Well done mate.

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    Ausfish Silver Member sarg's Avatar
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    Excellent work mate! For me they are the best looking fish and fight well too!

    Andrew

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    good stuff mate no mugs up there just right place at right time well done, gotta love toga's looking forward to getting up there again for a flick of the fly.

    Cheers TT

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    Ausfish Platinum Member Jeremy87's Avatar
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    Re: Borumba toga

    I can assure you that i didn't just stumble onto them. We fished hard and systematically. The fish are there and feeding it just takes a bit of know how to hunt them down. Orthodox tactics haven't been working apparently but we went up with a fresh approach and it seemed to work ok. Its definately worth a fish i reakon.

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