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I finally got around to giving one of two of Brayden's hard body lures ( 41mm 4g Brown trout pattern) a go today in the Mersey River in dull overcast conditions and very clear water.. the lure worked a treat picking up a brown & a rainbow trout in quick time.. the fishing was tough today with a low moving in, I did hook and lose two trout on it as well. They're a great action light weight lure, very impressed with it.. here's a couple of pic;'s.. cheers Adrian... The brown was the first that fell to the lure.. Then not long after a rainbow was land

Yes I discovered today they are damned hard to re-clip, especially without glasses

After conflicting directions on the government websites I ended up calling the covid infoline regarding a contact sport I participate in. The person on the phone had no idea if we could go back to training legally or not and cited the sport related example that they had been given earlier that morning. Can you go to basketball training with your team? NO! Can you go to the local court and play basketball with your mates? YES! Fantastic!

I use those, but am going to try the egg type as they are stronger and as far as I can tell more secure as they overlock, and seem the closest thing to a loop knot. Of course they are "cross rock"! If you want to annoy a Japanese person ask them to say "racecourse" (I have a number of Japanese friends) BTW, these are Y300, which is like $4, why do we pay $10?

BANGA'S Lures did the job again today catching three of the four trout (2 rainbows & 1 brown) caught and released.. cheers Adrian

Don’t tell doobie he was correct didn’t cost me money but fishing isn’t exercise and the cops were shocked I’d driven from Richmond