Just keep at it mate, keep a diary, jot down all relevant details when you get home.Originally Posted by Tewantin
It all comes down to time on the water.
Also, I'm lucky I've got a good job and a good missus.
Cheers Jeff.
Just keep at it mate, keep a diary, jot down all relevant details when you get home.
It all comes down to time on the water.
Also, I'm lucky I've got a good job and a good missus.
Cheers Jeff.
yer ok thenYeah I forgot to put that in.
Lure was a soft plastic, a hollow body thing called "Basstrix" Fat Minnow............. in smoke anchovy colour. Jighead was TT 1/8oz with 2/0 hook.
Jeff.
figjam :wink:
Seems there's a few doubters out there about the lure I used. PM's, posts etc.
Believe what you want boys.
Yeah my good diamond was caught on a 180 gram popper......Seems there's a few doubters out there about the lure I used. PM's, posts etc.
Believe what you want boys.
Pete
Top session mate, thats a bag to be proud of. You sure have your neck of the woods well sussed.
They look trick, nice fine tail too. Does the tail get a good fluttering action or is it fairly stiff?Seems there's a few doubters out there about the lure I used. PM's, posts etc.
Believe what you want boys.
yeah ok, i see it but i dont believe itSeems there's a few doubters out there about the lure I used. PM's, posts etc.
Believe what you want boys.
figjam :wink:
ripper of a sesh there! thats somthing i would dream about!
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Australian Native Fish VidsSpecialize in Terapontida's, Perches, Cods, Gobies & Gudgeons
Jeff , I love the look of those SP's, they'd be deadly on red fish don't U think? Where did U get them?
Dids
Jeff, thanks for sharing, excellent pics, and a top session!
Appreciate you sharing the info on that lure. Interesting looking lures, and how did you come across them, ie, did you see them in the shop and say they look the goods ?
So often people seem to be following trends in lures rather than eye balling them in the shop and having a think about how they would present in the water
Bloody good effort mate, and how was the Queeny ?
If men are from Mars, and women are from Venus, politicians must be from uranus ?
The tail flutters beautifully. They are a very soft placcy and rip easily, normally one fish per lure. They're dynamite. They are hollow, I'm using very little weight on the jighead, 1/8 is the heaviest I've used on them. Being hollow, you can add your own scent and "berley" to them, this oozes out of the open tail, and also adds extra weight.
A little bit more preparation, but I'm using a syringe filled with my special berley paste and filling the lure up a bit.
Dids, Got them from Barra Jacks at Noosaville, but I'm sorry, I think all of those type are gone. See Ben.
I actually bought them for floating into a snag for the jackies, but they've been working on the trevors like a charm.
I've only got 1 box left, I've gotta save them. I think they've stop makig them?
Cheers.
Thanks Dirty, They've been in the shop for ages, but for some reason I don't think they sold too well.
Saw them in a clearout bin a couple of weeks back, thought they'd be good for drifting into a snag for jacks.
When I was playing with them at home, I thought I'd experiment with them and fill them with "bait".
Queenfish was very, very ordinary. Very firm and tasteless flesh, last one I keep.
Still some left at Barra Jacks....In that exact colour.
They are a hand poured plastic are look great but I think they werent over popular due to them being quite expensive.
Pete
Shame to hear the Queenfish was average
How do the Diamond Trevs cook up ? you don't hear of too many people keeping any, are they too pretty for that, or protected, or just taste like old boots ?
If men are from Mars, and women are from Venus, politicians must be from uranus ?
geeze mate, thats a bit greedy! one diamond is enough in a session LOL!
good work! awesome fish.
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