Posts Tagged ‘#fishonlure’
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{{+1}}Slick rig 130 – competition tuned with stinger or blade{{-1}}
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I have progressively modified the Slickrig by reducing the internal weight so that it swims mid water, have modified the tail so that it swims better at a slow speed, added a subtle rattle to make it easier for barra to detect the lure and finally have added either a spinner or a set of trebles under the lure to induce and convert more hits to hook ups.{{end}}
Last Updated: November 2, 2020
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{{+1}}Yakamito Devil Edge 60{{-1}}
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This a really neat small diving lure that dives down as much as 3 meters.
I particularly like it because it’s a floating lure and if you feel your line or leader touch timber and immediately pause the retrieve the lure rises quick enough it to risen above the timber by the time you restart your retrieve . If it does hook up on timber a soft approach is best and the lure will often release it the line is repeatedly jiggled or flicked to release the snagged hook from the timber.
For bass my favorite colour is P01653 Pinky. This colour has a purple hue which bass love. There is a second colour from the range that I also think will be a winner and that's a translucent barred gold. I am pretty sure that will be great for bass and bream.
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Categories: Bass, Lures - Bass
Tags: #fishonlure, Bass, Lures 2+ to 3.5 meters, Surface lures bass 
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{{+1}}2020 Venom – Lake Awoonga Open{{-1}}
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On 29th September I was fortunate to be invited by Scott McAuley, who I have fished with socially on quite a few occasions, to partner up with him to fish the 2020 Venom - Lake Awoonga Open. Many thanks to Scott ... I had a wonderful time and learned so much.{{end}}
Categories: Articles parent, Barramundi, Members onlyTags: #fishonfly, #fishonlure, barra, Barramundi No Comments »
{{+1}}Articulated slow roller – Qantas colours{{-1}}
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Depending on the water depth this fly can be fished on a floating or fast sink lines but my preference is to stick with a clear intermediate line with a rod length leader and a slow twitchy retrieve with various length pauses.{{end}}
Categories: Big fish flies - temperate & tropical destinations, FliesTags: #fishonfly, #fishonlure No Comments »
{{+1}}Colours for “big fish” flies{{-1}}
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Fly colours rules of thumb: For bright days bright colours, dark days dark colours, clear water translucent flies in natural colours, dirty water solid colours and match the hatch when possible.{{end}}
{{+1}}Fly colour choices – #10 weight tropical destination{{-1}}
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This is a list of all the flies in my #10 weight fly box for temperate & tropical destinations sorted by colour.{{end}}
{{+1}}Fish on fly – Central Queensland{{-1}}
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This post is a work in progress and lists the different species of fish I have landed on fly in Central Queensland. I have had a look through my photos from the last couple of years and added those that I have found but there are still some photo gaps which I'll add as I find the photos or will re-photo next time I catch the fish and add them at that stage. As I get time I will also add some text about each species and also some fly suggestions.{{end}}
{{+1}}Foam cicada – Chatto’s ‘black prince’{{-1}}
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This fly sits well into the surface film like the natural and has a very realistic profile when viewed from below. I have made it smaller than the natural on purpose as flies tied as big as the natural are frustratingly cumbersome to cast on #8 weight outfits that are my preference of the target species mentioned above. The fly lands with a good audible fish attracting 'plop' and with its outstretched wings that are only about half as long as the natural still wiggle with the slightest movement in a very enticing way.{{end}}