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Hi Guys,
Does anyone know where i can get Ecogear sx 40s in Sydney? I haven't seen any Thanks
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Hi,
Pm swoffa!!! He will know. Maybe ottos???? I think they may have some?? eddy |
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Great
Thanx Eddy
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Eddystone is on the money.
Otto's have plenty of SX40's and SX48's in stock.
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whats the best way to fish them? I'm yet to catch a fish on a hard body (I'm an amatuer
) I've got a couple of 40's & 48's
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Just work them really slowly with pauses and twitches in the retrieve.
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Hi,
I'm no pro but i would have to agree with swoffa. Nice and slow with pauses and twitches. As the weather gets warmer the bream should get more agro. eddy Last edited by eddystone; 02-11-2004 at 08:07 PM. |
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I used the Eco gear lures on the weekend and they out fished everything else. We caught 12 fish while most other people struggled to get 1. Like Swoffa said slow and nervous twitches will bring results. These lures are a certainly the must have of Bream lures, from quility construction through to the best action these Eco gears out fish anything IMO.
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Ill second what Troy said. They also come with "sticky" trebles
![]() cheers. Nathan
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Hi nath,
Whats with the change of heart??? "Strike opros rock"....now they suck Ecogears are good!!! eddy |
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LoL i still like the strike pro (being half the price and just as effective). Eco gear sounds cool to. C'mon say it with me "eco gear, eco gear, eco gear" lol
The only bad side i can find with the strike pro is the nasty fairy floss trebles they have. I dont hate them, i just rate the Eco gear 48's better than the strike pro 40's. cheers, Nathan
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Your right about the sticky trebles. I found one in the maribyrnong right near a bridge on the weekend. I'm not sure how long it had been snagged for but those trebles will grip on to anything they brush past.
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scores!
Not a bad thing to find when your fishing
![]() Is it the 40 or the 48?? What type of trebbles do Owner use on them anyways?! cheers, Nathan
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sx40f
orange belly, gold flanks and black top The trebles are brown with all the barbs crushed. If the owner is out there - thanks. |
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Also had another couple of suprises on the Maribyrnong on the weekend.
Fisheries inspectors. 2 of them on push bikes. Saw them chucking back undersized fish and taking details at "Anglers Tavern". By the way he was hurling the fish back in - I dont think he was handing out warnings that day. |
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