a little off topic, or is it.
yes interesting observation of spoons etc.
we normally catch shad at st lucia using s bend spoons.
but interesting, is with our last trip at st lucia, the shad wanted nothing other then the old trusted "toby"
the hit ration between the toby and normal s-bend was unbelieveable.
seems like the shad wanted bigger "bait".
it did not matter what size s bend we used, the toby came up trumps.
the shad was so wild at 1 stage, that if you retrieved the spoon on top of the water, like a plug, then shad would smash the spoon breeching.
nature, will we ever stop learning?
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