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Quote from: Shivaan on February 28, 2014, 02:53:46 PMHeres a tip guys.The next time you buy tackle, pay for the cheaper items separately and keep the invoice slip.Pay for the expensive items and hide that slip.When you get home, conveniently leave the slip for the cheaper items on the counter top .When the wife sees this, she will not panic and probably say "Ag shame. I thought the tackle costs more. You should have bought more"You get cheap items of tackle
Heres a tip guys.The next time you buy tackle, pay for the cheaper items separately and keep the invoice slip.Pay for the expensive items and hide that slip.When you get home, conveniently leave the slip for the cheaper items on the counter top .When the wife sees this, she will not panic and probably say "Ag shame. I thought the tackle costs more. You should have bought more"
Went into Basil Manning the other day to pick up a March copy of RSD, only to find they were already sold out. So instead I got a new Shimano Trevala 7' Light Medium. Its a beauty....
Quote from: tkei on March 06, 2014, 09:25:30 AMShag, are those Owner Jabu hooks? I see you sometimes use them in your lures. I tend to go S/S but hell at 250 per 3 10 mustads they steep. How are those owners against rust? The cost of rigging with cable thimbles etc adds up, and if the hooks wont last a season due to corrosion (no matter how you wash spray etc) its annoying, not to mention the stains on the lures. Aklso if the crimp and hook eye is under shrink wrap you cant see the corrosion.I also prefer stainless, but doing some experimental stuff at the moment. I would say these jobus last 2 seasons. They do corrode even with salt off etc, and they are by no means cheap. Far from it actually. The new jobu comes with a sacrificial anode to assist with corrosion but I am not 100% confinced as yet. But the jobus are fantastic hooks. The best hooks I have used are the hays hooks, they are pricey and a bugger to sharpen but they are super strong and do hold an edge once you get them sharp.
Shag, are those Owner Jabu hooks? I see you sometimes use them in your lures. I tend to go S/S but hell at 250 per 3 10 mustads they steep. How are those owners against rust? The cost of rigging with cable thimbles etc adds up, and if the hooks wont last a season due to corrosion (no matter how you wash spray etc) its annoying, not to mention the stains on the lures. Aklso if the crimp and hook eye is under shrink wrap you cant see the corrosion.
We've been battling to find the little Yozuri EBA poppers anywhere recently, which is quite disappointing as they're deadly for anything in estuaries. My last one was taken by a pickhandle which I was a tad upset about. Visited Freespool at Gateway earlier and found a couple of the favoured pattern, and plenty other colours, and the best news was that all Yozuri lures were 50% off! So we bought 18. Apparently they dont sell so well......Strange....
Just checked with Basil Manning. They do....shorter butts smaller eyes.....