Capt Asparagus wrote: All i know is they are very very nice lures. Chris, the floating pinkie I had was a smaller one, will you be doing the floating ones in that larger size (same as the larger sinking one) as well? |
TitusCanby wrote: Where in Auckland can we buy them, Chris? Cheers. |
ginga wrote: have had a play with these and they have worked very well. I especially like the one in the middle |
TitusCanby wrote: Where in Auckland can we buy them, Chris? Cheers. |
ChrisW wrote: I have a range of Jig star "Starwalker" stickbaits arriving in August. Lures are 160 and 180mm in both sinking and floating. Weights are 60g, 100g for floating and 90g, 130g for sinking and the lures come unrigged. Lures are plastic with a fantastic holographic finish that has a heavy protective clear coating.
This is the lure that Titahi caught his Stripie with last summer.
Prices from $45.
Kahawai
Pilchard
THIS ONE (above)
But i really think all of the top 3 ones are pretty bloody good.
Kohuru
rest of the colours -
Barbie
Blue Pink
Purple
Green Mackerel
this Green Mack is Titahi's marlin slayer. Nice
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Billy! wrote: I use the same rig, except with 7/0's. Deffinately swims better like this than with trebs |
Sambosi wrote: got me one, cant wait to nail something with it |
ChrisW wrote:
so far -
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