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NOTE: Images are <=25kbytes Cod taken from snaggy territory on the Murray River on a
Fireball Red (FR) patterned B80UD. |
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Versatility. Because of its small size for such a deep lure, the B80UD accounts for fish like this golden perch as well as large cod. Angler Sammy Morris. This is a Tropical Frog (TF). |
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Portrait of a Bronze Bass (BS). |
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This huge cod hefted by Gus Storer was taken on a Barra Blue (BB) pattern. |
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Two years later, Gus is till dressing in blue and fishing Barra Blue (BB). The cod engulfed the lure. |
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Extra large cod caught early one April morning on a Prudence pattern (PD). |
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One of the hazards of cod fishing is engulfed lures. Fortunately old Murray is a tough customer and lures can usually be retrieved and the fish released without injury. This one fell for the charms of a Firecray pattern (FC). |
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Here you see the oversize bib on the Ultra Deep Boomerang. The shape, and the position of the tow point, let it dig deep with a vibrant action - unlike the heavy throbbing action of other cod lures. (Firecray FC) |
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You can't keep a good man down! Rod Mackenzie with yet another of his trophy cod. This time a Pink Thing (PT) did the trick. |
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Gerard Livingstone shows the versatility of the B80UD which will take Murray cod across the size range. Here again the popular Firecray (FC) pattern. |
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