zoodeef wrote: I do a lot of talks on softbaiting at various evenings, at retail stores, fishing clubs, and ... I much prefer to hear the reel screaming as line peels off with a big fish. |
We look forward to learning from you.
PJay wrote:
We look forward to learning from you. Yeah, as Smudgie notes, we have noted zoodeef's name is given as "zoodeef zoodeef" and his/her email address is more than somewhat similar. But it could be that Mahiman has adopted a new online persona, too.
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Potty wrote: Any one had any success out west? It's never been that successful for me out west, always caught a few but never really slayed them. I used to put it down to dirtier water, lack of structure / weed and that the snaps just didn't seem to have the predatory habits of the eastern fish. May be my balls just weren't big enough, those west coast rogue waves previously had limited my time spent fishing the wash. Last week with the small swells and blue water in close we had a awesome day wash fishing at Albatross point. We managed to fill the bin with snaps averaging 6 - 8 pounds plus half a dozen decent trev's. Shame I don't have a Go Pro it was magic watching a 10 pound snap nail a soft bait as it hit the water. Snapper on surface lures, now that would be fun. |
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