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Where are you getting carpenters from for that price cause i would love to get a few more
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http://chasetackle.com/collections/all-lures   USD



The last site is a japaneese auction site which sells new and used gear. You need to join, lures are bid on then sent to a distrubution house, you pay a small fe for using the site, postage with in JPN and then postage to your destination... Some good deals and some average ones.
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Carpenter lures currently has gamma Diablo 105 at 114 Aus.

Plus freight local gst etc etc

Hard to beat at that price.
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Originally posted by sid fishus sid fishus wrote:

Carpenter lures currently has gamma Diablo 105 at 114 Aus.

Plus freight local gst etc etc

Hard to beat at that price.

If shipping obverses ie to NZ I think you might be exempt to the AU GST ? So just shipping, Tak is very easy to deal with and shipping is well priced.
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These lures look awesome 



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I bought a bunch of starwalkers from FCO a little while ago, fathers day sale I think. $24 for the 160F's and $27 for 180F's. Totally new to stick baiting so thought they would be a good start
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snag ive got some of them for sale if you want them
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Saving my coin for the Ranfurlys mid Jan, but cheers for the offer. 
I will be taking some BFP swimbaits & Hitters too. Super amped.
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Originally posted by coxie coxie wrote:

I bought a bunch of starwalkers from FCO a little while ago, fathers day sale I think. $24 for the 160F's and $27 for 180F's. Totally new to stick baiting so thought they would be a good start


i think this is their current pricing
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We have  just got these GT Walkers in,  fully rigged  .. to be honest.. haven' t chucked one yet but a cheap option for someone starting out..   they look quite good ...
http://www.tastackle.co.nz/56-stickbaits

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At the end of the day we are spoilt for quality lures these days.....the attention to detail on some of them makes them works of art.......How much you spend depends on two things i reckon.
1.If you have the dosh you can afford more expensive lures and like most things in life....You get what you pay for........A good reputation helps.
2.Only gamble what you can afford to lose !!! LOL
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Well Put LBD, Buy what you can afford or afford to loose,
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I have fished with poppers for a lot of years but my initial experiments with cheap stickbaits has left me a bit disappointed, I'm not sure if it's the lures or my total lack of coordination but the few I have tried don't seem to swim to well. I know there is a lot to it such as rod selection action etc.
slowly going where everyone else has already been
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Originally posted by jonocoogee jonocoogee wrote:

Well Put LBD, Buy what you can afford or afford to loose,
One good 100 dollar lure as opposed to one 250 Dollar lure.
If you wipe your arse with ten dollar notes.......it shouldnt be an issue.LOL
Once the idiots turn up..Im outta here...No time for Drama Queens.
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As long as they get eaten and are strong. In my experience if you are happy catching rats and mice and the odd good fish use what you want.
If you want to give yourself the best chance at fooling that cunning old beast then you better hope that what you are using is up to the task.
Spending a bit more on a few lures is cheap when compared to time, money and effort spent..plus it is hard to watch a mate deal to fish after fish as your dud wallows on the surface with little to nil interest.

Either way what ever you use learn how to swim and cast them effectively
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Here is an old thread,if you click on GAMMA you will see some cool lure work.

"LINK HERE
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Maria loaded 180's are quite good for around $50
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