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tarty lures
i know of at least one lure snob on here, but are there any others
go on what are the really expensive baits you love, recently ive discovered bikini baits and am trying to track down the old wood versions
any other fave lure builders
oh wonder who will pick muskie snax
go on what are the really expensive baits you love, recently ive discovered bikini baits and am trying to track down the old wood versions
any other fave lure builders
oh wonder who will pick muskie snax
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im most definately not. last lure i caught on was from the pound shop! had to change the hooks over to some decent ones but other than that its not a bad lure, caught me a fish wich is more than most £5 lures do. i normaly try and avoid crap like that but i just had that feeling about it when i saw it
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Have a look on here Noodle: http://bikinibaitcompany.com/TurmoilXPatterns.htm
As far as expensive lures go, mine top out about £25-30, they do what I need them to, and even occasionally catch fish
As far as expensive lures go, mine top out about £25-30, they do what I need them to, and even occasionally catch fish
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Trash wrote:im most definately not. last lure i caught on was from the pound shop! had to change the hooks over to some decent ones but other than that its not a bad lure, caught me a fish wich is more than most £5 lures do. i normaly try and avoid crap like that but i just had that feeling about it when i saw it
one of the soft plastic 'storm pike' by any chance?
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nixon wrote:Have a look on here Noodle: http://bikinibaitcompany.com/TurmoilXPatterns.htm
As far as expensive lures go, mine top out about £25-30, they do what I need them to, and even occasionally catch fish
they are all plastic now its the older wood versions im after
plastic is for povs
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noodle wrote:Trash wrote:im most definately not. last lure i caught on was from the pound shop! had to change the hooks over to some decent ones but other than that its not a bad lure, caught me a fish wich is more than most £5 lures do. i normaly try and avoid crap like that but i just had that feeling about it when i saw it
one of the soft plastic 'storm pike' by any chance?
nah, not sure what it said on the packet, its just a white, hard plastic, non descript fish with a joint in the middle. its got a nice wobble to it tho, especialy against the flow on a river. i dont do much lure fishing to be honest i just keep a couple of cheap ones in my box just incase, i plan on getting some decent kit for it and giving it a proper go in the new year tho
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if you get any of the soft plastics they work far better when modified a bit as the tail action is crap ive just thrown some other paddle tails and grub tails on them and they work far better
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Can safely say im a salmo convert.......
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billy barbel wrote:Can safely say im a salmo convert.......
me too but as fire lighters
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noodle wrote:billy barbel wrote:Can safely say im a salmo convert.......
me too but as fire lighters
but seriously i really cant get on with salmo in the large sizes ive one left the others have all gone to watery graves
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noodle wrote:noodle wrote:billy barbel wrote:Can safely say im a salmo convert.......
me too but as fire lighters
but seriously i really cant get on with salmo in the large sizes ive one left the others have all gone to watery graves
Aaah, but, is that down to the angler rather than a poor lure design , Ive had all my salmo's since they first came out a few years now, I still use the original slider,its been bitten to pieces,hit onto rocks,dredged weed,pulled in logs, and even an oven grill tray, and is still going strong, had to change the hooks a few times,but as far as that, its my best lure.
The only one, I dislike immensly,and thats mainly down to the fact its more of a trawling lure rather than a casting lure, is the salmo skinner, casts like a fookin leafy branch.
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cant say they were hard to use unlike some of the rise/fall type baits i can think of they just didnt inspire me so you are probably right it was me not the lures.
ive one left the sinking jack crank they do
oddly though i love the smaller ul size lures they do
less said about the skinner the better a friend brought hes out to get laughed at a couple of weeks back
ive one left the sinking jack crank they do
oddly though i love the smaller ul size lures they do
less said about the skinner the better a friend brought hes out to get laughed at a couple of weeks back
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They look well John, very similar to river run mantas with a better paint job, did you get the ones Tim Kelly was selling
I am still a big fan of Jack Cobbs and Loz harrop jerkbiats but there like rocking horse s**t to get hold of, lucky I bought a few before they jacked in
I am still a big fan of Jack Cobbs and Loz harrop jerkbiats but there like rocking horse s**t to get hold of, lucky I bought a few before they jacked in
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Loz Harrop lures. Now there's a con if I've ever seen one. He's even producing a 'limited edition' stock because he's skint....awwwwwwwwwwwwwwww....maybe if he didn't over-charge for some very average, basic, glide-baits, he might not have to con more gullible lure anglers into parting with stupid amounts of cash for bits of skirting board. If he had sold his 'works of art' for a few pounds less, he might have sold twice as many and if you read his site recently, you'd think he was begging for sympathy. I've got no sympathy for anyone who over-charges for anything.
He's also updated his site to extend his 'limited edition' lures. How is something limited edition if you produce more?? I'm sure the people who bought his last run of 'limited edition' lures will be thrilled.
Even more annoying is the people who buy his lures and then sell them on at even more inflated prices....like WTF? Are people so gullible that they believe his lures at that good? They won't help you catch fish if you aren't much crack at lure fishing. You can however catch plenty of fish on 3 quid lures if you know how to use them properly.
Salmo Slider....7 quid with free delivery and lasts forever.
Loz Harrop lures....22 quid with 2 quid delivery for the first lure and an additional 1 quid for every lure after.
He's also updated his site to extend his 'limited edition' lures. How is something limited edition if you produce more?? I'm sure the people who bought his last run of 'limited edition' lures will be thrilled.
Even more annoying is the people who buy his lures and then sell them on at even more inflated prices....like WTF? Are people so gullible that they believe his lures at that good? They won't help you catch fish if you aren't much crack at lure fishing. You can however catch plenty of fish on 3 quid lures if you know how to use them properly.
Salmo Slider....7 quid with free delivery and lasts forever.
Loz Harrop lures....22 quid with 2 quid delivery for the first lure and an additional 1 quid for every lure after.
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having played with a couple of the harrops i dont see anything that special about them ace lures for instance are half the price and finished far better from what ive seen
the old turmoils are not like a manta thats the new plastic version didnt know tim kelly was flogging em
the old turmoils are not like a manta thats the new plastic version didnt know tim kelly was flogging em
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I have been known to pull the odd 20lb carp in
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noodle wrote:having played with a couple of the harrops i dont see anything that special about them ace lures for instance are half the price and finished far better from what ive seen
the old turmoils are not like a manta thats the new plastic version didnt know tim kelly was flogging em
The voice of reason speaks..... I agree.
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You can tell that you are bait boys
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I've been lure fishing for 26 years, for trout, perch, cod, ling and a multitude of other species and maybe pike for 8 years. How long have you been throwing lures Mr. Ithinklozharropluresarewortheverypenny ??
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Andy Macfarlane wrote:I've been lure fishing for 26 years, for trout, perch, cod, ling and a multitude of other species and maybe pike for 8 years. How long have you been throwing lures Mr. Ithinklozharropluresarewortheverypenny ??
I am going to change my user name to that
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or you could change it to idontthinklozharropluresarewortheverypennyijustprefermuskysnaxluresformypikingandihavebeenchuckingluresforaverylongtimeyoungmanthatswhytheycallmewoodchucker. or whatever
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Now that does have a ring to it
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