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Shnappahead
Pilchard
Australia
4 Posts
Member No: #12968 |
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JG79
Yellowfin
Australia
123 Posts
Member No: #13696 |
Posted - 08 Sep 2009 : 3:43:59 PM
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scotti t
Marlin
Australia
464 Posts
Member No: #13566 |
Posted - 09 Sep 2009 : 5:54:26 PM
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| halco laser pro strikes again 2 x 4kg snapper and a blue maori cod (my first legal one) 3.8kg all on trolled halcos crazy deep baby yellowfin pattern..... yet another species to add to the list |
i'll throw a lure into a puddle not to see if there's anything in there but cos I'M GONNA catch the biggest fish in there |
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jigman72
Salmon
Australia
49 Posts
Member No: #13760 |
 Posted - 22 Sep 2009 : 5:30:48 PM
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| My all time favourite is the old rubber flopy. still have about 20 to my name. |
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Lofwyr
Salmon
20 Posts
Member No: #12584 |
Posted - 25 Sep 2009 : 12:37:01 PM
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I had a great flattie session on a TT Switchblade in the Purple Glimmer pattern on the Hawkesbury a while back, they seemed to jumped on to the thing every cast it was awesome, then I stuffed a cast up and saw it sail off into the deep  and to top it off my local store ran out of the same patten so I got a couple of different ones but they haven't had the same result... yet. |
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mully
Salmon
Australia
16 Posts
Member No: #13621 |
Posted - 03 Oct 2009 : 12:33:53 AM
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| the TT's are a nice lure i must admit |
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Imagine Jord
Sailfish
Australia
210 Posts
Member No: #6635 |
Posted - 07 Oct 2009 : 12:50:32 AM
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I dont really do much spinning, most my lure use is trolling offshore so I mostly use skirted lures. My favourites would have to be:
-A couple old pakula uzis, one is a lumo express style colour that is about 3cm shorter in the skirt from constantly being smashed. Another was a pink one.
-Zacatack Lumo mini sprockets have also proven very successful on the long rigger. Has caught everything from dollies to a monster 250kg blue marlin for me a few years back. Sure proved tough on 15kg tackle!!
-Top Gun ball bearing nightmares have a really nice action and have taken plenty of bites too.
Cheers,
Jordan |
Im from the CBD
Collaboration of Bourbon Drinkers... |
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Reel-Nut
Marlin
Australia
1995 Posts
Member No: #86 |
Posted - 29 Nov 2009 : 6:47:44 PM
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Mustsay the Lucky Craft Wander is fast becoming one of my favourites, after a week at Groote Is the 95mm Wander was the standout casting lure for just about anything and locally the 60mm Wander is proving dynamite on Tarpon and GT's in the canals  |
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mully
Salmon
Australia
16 Posts
Member No: #13621 |
Posted - 29 Nov 2009 : 7:13:38 PM
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This megabass baby griffon would be my best catch fish lure also the other brothers the zero and type x
My favourite collectable lure is the koolabung but also has a great catch rate
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THE_OX
Yellowfin
Australia
165 Posts
Member No: #6410 |
Posted - 10 Dec 2009 : 9:37:42 PM
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those megabass lures look awesome... But my favourite is the jointed Jitterbug in black... the noise as it bubbles across the top is hypnotising....
In the salt i used to have a red crawdad that scored a flathead every time i used it... |
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scotti t
Marlin
Australia
464 Posts
Member No: #13566 |
Posted - 05 Jan 2010 : 10:08:28 AM
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| halco laser pro just an awsomebluewater lure ,,two of my mates hooked small black marlin over christmas and we all nailed great spanish from 6-15 kg as well as wahoo 6-12 kg some smaller trevally amberjack spotty mackeral bonito and mac tuna all on halco laser pro 190's |
i'll throw a lure into a puddle not to see if there's anything in there but cos I'M GONNA catch the biggest fish in there |
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Reel-Nut
Marlin
Australia
1995 Posts
Member No: #86 |
Posted - 16 Jan 2010 : 10:30:37 PM
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| quote: | Originally posted by mully
This megabass baby griffon would be my best catch fish lure also the other brothers the zero and type x
My favourite collectable lure is the koolabung but also has a great catch rate
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Mully ... must say those Griffins are a really nice lure, only have a couple, must find a few more |
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mully
Salmon
Australia
16 Posts
Member No: #13621 |
Posted - 16 Jan 2010 : 10:59:49 PM
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Without a lie would be the go to lure for anything and everything trout to mulloway cannot resist them and bream go mad we make some nice lures in Oz but i must say the Japs make a sweet lure with a lot of detail.
problem is no one is going to throw a gatta x at a trevally or spanyard too expensive but you look what they are doing over there in Japan everything is eating them.
megabass would be my all time favourite O/S lure without a doubt, they make a lot from wood also hand made by ITO fetching crazy prices but these things are bullet proof pity about the cost. |
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Jigflicker
Salmon
Australia
12 Posts
Member No: #8032 |
Posted - 09 Feb 2010 : 12:19:32 AM
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| my favorite lure is a 3 inch slider grub on a 1/24oz jig head, it has caught me bass, jacks, tarpon, bream, tailor and trevally been using them for 10 years and they are still the first lure i choose |
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BurgoN
Marlin
Australia
583 Posts
Member No: #13234 |
Posted - 10 Feb 2010 : 8:57:54 PM
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| As ive been doing alot of flats poppering lately im going to say the rebel pop-r. Catches everything even got a flute fish on one a while back, im keen to try them at night for bass soon |
Nothing grows faster than a fish from the time it bites to the time it gets away. |
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Favourite Lure !!!!
