Tackle Tragic’s Unite

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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby Squidder » Mon Nov 02, 2009 8:55 pm

I have seen those lucky craft 'pencils' before - I couldn't figure out whether they were intended to be used as a serious lure or not. A pic with one of them hanging out of a fish's gob would be priceless :D
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby Buff » Thu Dec 10, 2009 7:46 pm

As yet dont have a photo of the Pencil pencil landing me a fish but do have some more photos of strange things that seen to have appeared in my tackle box :twisted: :D

Jackall Chubby pink shrimp
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Jackall Chubby orange gold shrimp
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Jackall Chubby Minnow ghost glow
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Jackall Chubby Minnow ghost iwash
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Jackall Chubby Minnow clear shrimp
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Jackall Tiny Fry ghost wakasagi
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Jackall Tiny Fry ghost ayu
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I think they're Breeding ;-)
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby Ubolt » Mon Dec 14, 2009 6:23 pm

hey buff do you buy most of your lures online
or do you have a favourite local tackle shop?
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby Buff » Tue Dec 15, 2009 5:10 am

Will buy locally for the standard colour and range but do buy online for the more abstract and non imported lures ;-)
Some of the best local (Adelaide) lure stores Fisherman's Paradise, Sportsfishing Scene (10% off if your a fishsa member ;-) ) and Ray and Anne's.
A good local online store is Mylurestore.com with the owner being a member of AKFF (RobT) ;-)
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby zipper » Tue Dec 15, 2009 7:45 am

Buff wrote:A good local online store is Mylurestore.com with the owner being a member of AKFF (RobT) ;-)

it's www.mylureshop.com buff not mylurestore ;-)
i saw a sign that said watch for children. sounds like a fair trade.
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby Buff » Tue Dec 15, 2009 5:47 pm

Oooops :oops:
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby zipper » Tue Dec 15, 2009 10:38 pm

no probs buff
i may aswell chip in aswell. I decided to spend my first days pay at work and buy this little handle knob. i had been admiring it all day so i decided to take it home so i could admire it all night :lol:
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before anyone goes "why did you wack a saltiga knob on your 1500 tierra, that can't feel any good!" here is a comparison pic to the standard knob.
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it feels sooo nice compared to the standard one :D
i saw a sign that said watch for children. sounds like a fair trade.
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby Buff » Wed Dec 16, 2009 5:05 pm

Sexy Bling Zipper Image
Have seen some lovely after market add ons for shimano reels just wish they were available for Daiwa :(

Well that darn Postmen dropped by Again :roll:
How he knew I was after some Deep divers I'll never know :roll: ;-)

Evergreen Icecream bill shad
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You got to love the size of the bib on this sucker :twisted: :shock: :D 8)

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Middle: ZIpbait B-Switcher 4.0 (will hit the bottom at 4.5m when dragged behind the yak)
Top: Icecream bill

And the blurb on the Shad's ;-)
Ice cream bill shad ? The lip looks like ice cream corn.
The unique lip is the almost same size as the body. Usual tiny deep diving jerk baits dives only a 3-4 feet.
But It's possible to dive over 12 feet with normal casting.
When you drag it using trolling motor, it dives 30 ft range. It's a special minnow for deep fishing.


Can see the Port River getting Deeper :twisted: :lol:
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby fishnut » Wed Dec 16, 2009 6:57 pm

I'll just follow in your slipstream and catch the fish that are chasing the prawns you will dig up with that lure :twisted: :twisted: ;-) :lol:
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby breamfish » Wed Dec 16, 2009 7:12 pm

You people are sick ;-) . God i only own about 10 lures :lol: :lol:
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby zipper » Wed Dec 16, 2009 11:56 pm

Buff wrote:Sexy Bling Zipper Image
Have seen some lovely after market add ons for shimano reels just wish they were available for Daiwa :(

that is a Daiwa knob mate :D . i love it, used it today, money well spent i recon
i saw a sign that said watch for children. sounds like a fair trade.
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby Buff » Thu Dec 17, 2009 4:52 am

zipper wrote:that is a Daiwa knob mate :D . i love it, used it today, money well spent i recon

God I must get my eyes checked :oops:
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby solatree » Thu Dec 17, 2009 5:18 am

zipper wrote:this little knob. i had been admiring it all day so i decided to take it home so i could admire it all night
zipper wrote:it feels sooo nice compared to the standard one


:shock: I guess its only a natural teenage urge Zip ;-)

But be carefull - look what happened to Buff

Buff wrote:God I must get my eyes checked



:lol:
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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby ROBT » Thu Dec 17, 2009 12:47 pm

solatree wrote:
zipper wrote:this little knob. i had been admiring it all day so i decided to take it home so i could admire it all night
zipper wrote:it feels sooo nice compared to the standard one


:shock: I guess its only a natural teenage urge Zip ;-)

But be carefull - look what happened to Buff

Buff wrote:God I must get my eyes checked



:lol:


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Re: Tackle Tragic’s Unite

Postby timax » Thu Dec 17, 2009 4:56 pm

Got to get in on this thread. I have had a couple of packages of lures from Japan with probably 50% being Second hand. Perfect condition just no packet. First are my pencil poppers that I have been using on Whiting. By far the most productive one here has been the stripey sugar pen that has a cupped face. It creates more splash over a smaller area than the Megabass which is the best to cast or the sammy 65. I also like the sammy but havn't caught the number of fish that the sugar pen has.
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Next are a couple of megabass lures that I thought would be nice for bream. Both second hand.
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Then a selection of Divers for bass. Lucky craft , megabass etc Must say I love the megabass lures. Tungsten weights inside that sit in the tail to make casting easy , then move into side chambers to rattle. Amazing.
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Then there is my Bass grab box. I caught 15 small Bass this morning with 2 on the megabass siglet at lower left , then the remainder on either the red shallow diver or the gold megabass griffon. My fave lure there though and the 1 I would take if I could only choose 1 is the bubble crank in the lower right. Great on surface and will also dart 30cm bellow.
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Detail of a couple of Griffons.

Best to buy a selection to save on postage and make sure you get some of those hook covers while your there. This is the shop.... http://stores.shop.ebay.com.au/Sushilur ... QQ_armrsZ1
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