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Old 09-03-2010, 03:29 AM
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Zipbaits Hickory MDR and SR
Just a quick post to let all Breamers know that we have the Zipbaits Hickory SR and MDR in stock at www.fishin.com.au

They Sure look the Goods Mark!
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Old 09-03-2010, 03:32 AM
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hickory is like a better version of chubby, with advantage of the magdrive, they are aaaaawsome
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Old 09-03-2010, 04:10 AM
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They look real good

any other colours comming .

The ghost carmen red would be nice in this.
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Yep these little plumpers will work a treat, having used some of the older ones. These new colours will entice some action.




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Old 09-03-2010, 05:03 AM
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Hey chops

Whats better hickory or tiny
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I'll let ya know when ive swum them as much as a Tiny
As i lost my last hickory

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Hey chops

Whats better hickory or tiny
Very different lures and actions and both catch fish if you want to get down Deep try the Hickory MDR they'll dive to 1.8m+ all fitted with Owner ST-36 trebles so ready to fish out of the box "no need to upgrade trebles"

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the deep diving hickory is a jem!
i have a fond memory of sight casting a good fish sitting off a submerged tree in 2m of water. dredged it past the tree and he shot out and smashed it!
awsome action on them and they cast like a bullet!
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Done very well in the old gold model MDR in the murray too- way up in the nasty country.
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Any retrieve tips guys?
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just a mega meag slow roll seems to work around here in brissy
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they look amazing
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Got some action on them today. They worked well bumping along the bottom stirring it up, I got a nice fiesty 37 that lept ot of the water




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Good pics

That a nice colour your using
Is that deep model ?
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Thats the SR.


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