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06-01-2010, 09:12 AM
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Swan & Canning Lures
Hey everyone was just wondering what lures as well as their colours have caught you the most fish in the swan and canning river?
i seem to have a personal favourite of black and gold or anything goldy in colour but id like to see what other colours work 
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06-01-2010, 09:24 AM
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seems black, gold, green and purple seem to be the general consensus on colour and "brown trout" patterns
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06-01-2010, 01:15 PM
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River2sea Baby Vibe in the gold or purple colours has got to be the best for me. Probably it doesnt require as much skill to use. Done alright with the Kokoda Sprogs around deeper drop offs because of its sinking pause. The last lure that has been doing really well for me is the Strike-pro Smelta. Caught a few bream on it in shallower water as well as whiting down rockingham. I dont have much luck with the more expensive lures. I use the atomic hardz, ecogear, zipbaits and do catch fish but i dont have as much confidence in them as i do with the cheaper ones. I'm afraid of losing the expensive ones.
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