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Spoonbill is a versatile general purpose lure. In the tropics it's effective
on mangrove creek species and can double as a trolling lure for a range
of open water fish from bluefish (tailor) to trevally.
Here are the McSea (MC) and Aussie Gold (AG) patterns.
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The mangrove jack is a fantastic fish and the Spoonbill is a perfect
lure to catch it. Jacks hang out in snaggy territory and can take a heavy
toll on lures. The Spoonbill can dive quickly into the strike zone amongst
the timber and draw a jack's attention. You need quick reflexes to stop
the fish before it hangs you in the cover.
This one fell for a Barra Blue (BB) pattern.
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Jerry Vovsko, a fishing writer in north east USA, has been testing Predateks
on stripers. This is a photo of one of his mates with a good bass.
[Jerry Vovsko photo]
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Lucky snap - and we don't mean photo! Check the wire snap which opened
but luckily held long enough to bring in this Bensbach barra on a RedHead
'qantas' (RH) spoonbill.
[Andrew Smith photo]
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Underwater shot of sooty grunter with a Metalix Spoonbill (S85XG) at Teemburra Dam.
[Neil Schultz photo]
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Rosemary Schultz with a 15kg longtail tuna (Kishinoella tonggol)
taken on a trolled jabiru (JB) pattern. Tin Can Bay, QLD, July 2001.
[Neil Schultz photo]
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Kevin Perryman with a steelhead trout caught in Lake Erie, USA on Daly
River Gold (DG) colour.
[Paul Kemery photo]
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Paul Kemery (US field tester) used a Yellow Rainbowfish (YR) Spoonbill
to entice this Lake Erie walleye.
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Riccard Reimann sent us this nice shot of a Black Bass from New Britain,
taken on S85 Kakadu Tiger (KT)..
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