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Got a good debate going here , price of lures etc. I'm using between 100 and 130lb mono on PE5 braid , and haven't had any leader issues. Have been using a short 30mm PR knot although would like to learn the FG knot, leader is approx 4.5-5m long .
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Yea guys some good stuff here regards baits etc . orions, Adhek gobys, Tailwalk gunz,Uluas, have all worked well lately for us.Leader I use 100lb berkley fluro with sebeile knot no issues with slippage i take a piece of sandpaper and just pull through a couple inches of leader once or twice to the area i tie the knot takes shine off but dosent hurt leader and gives better grip for knot. Have had more luck on sinking baits as opposed to floating dont know how others find them but would be keen to hear. Pe5 braid but am going to give the Jerry Brown Blue a go the Aussie boys we have just had out fishing really rate the stuff. KEEP A Lookout for Stick baits and poppers under the name ANGEL FREAK. one of the lads from Aussie makes them and we caught some nice fish on them should be available soon will try and find contact to post.Thumbs Up
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Try fishingbuddy.co.sg they have a good selection of stick baits and there freight is well priced and very quick.
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Yes i have to agree it can be hard to tie on a $200 lure and throw it at a fish that is potentially going to reef you. But if i have already invested in the fuel, boat costs, tackle costs and of course the most important investment my time into going out then i am going to do whatever it takes to give myself an edge. On some days you dont need to be have the most expensive lure out there but when things toughen up i can assure it is the quality lures which catch the most fish and this is a consistent pattern i have noticed over a while now.

Back to the original post the Cannibal lures you are talking about are proven fish catchers, i have used them on the boat with success. I would like to see them a bit bigger but form what i understand they are working on this as we speak. Marcus may jump in and clarify that.
 
The discussion about cheap lures from overseas, well i guess the problem is always going to be getting access, if someone in any country has stock of cheap Gammas trust me they will not last long at all, there are people all over world trolling through sites chasing lures like these.
 
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of course mark you could also say that when your gamma has caught you 30 fish that its paid for itself...............going to be a lot of work to get that many fish otherwise on other methods , and nowhere near as much fun as watching a king chase and smash a stick bait on the surface
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Saw one site in the States that had carpenters for USD$179-95. Convert that to NZD!! And they were all sold out as well.

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Surly theres cheap ones made by Chinese children that will do the job???
Theres no way I'd spend that much on a single lure... rich mans game.
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Originally posted by (erebro (erebro wrote:

Surly theres cheap ones made by Chinese children that will do the job???
Theres no way I'd spend that much on a single lure... rich mans game.
 
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Caught plenty of fish on the R2S Doggie. $26 bucks doesnt break the bank. they swim well as well. think your buying confidence to a degree with some of these 2-300 dollar ones. 
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Defenitely a "rich mans" game LOL Just catch a fresh piper off your local wharf its free eoh.
 
dont be a sheep you fella's! 
 
last piper i pitched OFF THE ROCKS scored me a 26.5kg king and not a stickbait in sight.
 
the BEST so called "top water" action ive seen (and that includes the years i worked on the longline boats at the three kings/king bank and beyond) was a 3kg FREE kahawai LIVEBAIT rag-dolled by a pack of 40kg+ kings at my feet at maria van diemen and eventualy swallowed sideways.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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if u want try out the gillies range,have used them heaps and have had grate results with them.ONLY $35
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