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crackoff
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 Posted: Tue Jun 05, 2007 10:26 am Post subject: Sidewinder sandeel |
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Anyone tried the new Tempest sidewinder sandeel ? I have heard they are very good and have just got hold of a set of three 6". They come weighted like the shad type. CANT WAIT  |
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jimjam
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theye meant to be very good for pollack around rock marks when deep spun near the bottom or for wreck fishing on a boom rig  |
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leggyman
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Location: Brighton Marina
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Just come back from using one for bass!! Had 2 small schoolies follow it right in which is as close to catching one as i have come so far this year. Last year I had a few bass to 3lb on them, but noticed they got followed but not taken ALOT and today was the same. They are reasonably snag free and can be fished shallow or quite deep and look the part coming through the water, if only the fish would go the extra mile and latch on a bit more often. Hope this helps  |
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scootb73
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| Posted: Sun May 18, 2008 10:55 am Post subject: |
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| Got a pack of 3 of the weighted eels,and a pack of 10 of the holographic unweighted eels,still to try them out. |
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