lureaddict

Yeah taking some rods have a 50lb terez with a 10000 saragosa which ive hardly used exept for an eagle ray once ( got for kings just haven't got around to it) but nothing in between. Think my other stuff will be to light. Thinking of spooling up a stradic 3000 with 30lb but probably just use his stuff.

Hey S&H crew😆 have an awesome Fishing trip planned and who better to tell than you lot! Leaving in two weeks time on a dedicated Fishing trip to cairns. In this trip i have booked two days with a fishing guide with a charter mob called blackout sports fishing. I will be getting as much variety in as possible fishing with jigs,poppers,plastics, livies and any other style i can cram in the two days. Will be both estuary/ river fishing as well as off shore reef. The options are endless however a big GT on popper is the ultimate goal,big barra would be nice as well. Looking at there photo

I just use fins and get my local ( tackle world metro) to spool it for me works out about $25-$30 for say a 2500 or 3000 size reel however for ultra light lure casting i prefer poqer pro seems to cast better thinner diameter i believe.

Wow!! Reminds me of the Metallica album cover "ride the lightning" lol. awesome photos. Rod builder, photographer man of many tallents!

Top report mate! Love the surface lure action no better way to catch a fish IMO. The skiny water bream are something else over on the island, got my pb 43cm bream in a skiny little creek last visit and he was probably the smallest of the school.Going over for work wed. Morn coming back thurs night 7.30pm ferry Any hot tips alex😆😆

Just wondering if anyone entered the mully mayhem comp over weekend just gone? Seen it advertised and im sure S&H was a sponsor??? Anyhow any pics or news?

9 ft samaki zing with a 3000 Stradic ci4 light as a feather and you can ping 20-30g metals a mile while also being able to cast 1/4 oz jig heaps a good distance. Tackled some 3kg KI salmon no problems. Then after it goes back in my T curve for mullys. Love the Stradic! 10 lb fins for those interested.