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The Viper has gained notoriety as a producer of big barra in impoundments. Neil Schultz was one of the pioneers who sussed out catching barra on lures Lake Tinaroo. He caught this beauty on a Daly River Gold pattern. [Neil Schultz photo] |
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Vipers have been very successful in Scandinavia. This large brown trout took an Elton Jack (EJ) pattern on the troll. [Viper Import photo - Norway] |
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New Jersey striper taken on Cicada (CD) Viper. On this day when 100 other boats were skunked, the Aussie lure bagged 12 bass. [Joshua Schainbaum photo] |
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Another fine northern pike (10.9kg) taken on a Copperhead (CH) Viper. [Runar J Gjedde - Norway] |
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In Australian waters, fingermark (Lutjanus russelli) are normally taken on deep divers like B80D and B80UD. This one was caught in Singapore by WenLong (HotSpot Bait & Tackle, Singapore) on Fireball Red (FR). |
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A fine barra explodes out of the water, shaking its head in an attempt to throw a Copperhead (CH) Viper. [Keith Kingston photo] |
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Regarded by some as 'barra central' the Bensbach River in PNG offers
action plus. This clearwater fish took a Purple Thing (PT) in July 2001,
soon after the introduction of that colour. |
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In Norway, Gjørs (perchpike) grow as big as 10-11kg. Tom Arild caught this 4.3kg specimen on a Pink Thing (PI) Viper. | |
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Our PNG field tester, Andrew Smith, shows why Aussie Gold (AG) is his favourite colour; around 12 kilos of clearwater Bensbach Lates calcarifer. | |
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QUESTION: What happens when you give a hot new colour (Purple Thing PT) to a novice angler and he slays 'em with it? ANSWER: You can't get the grin off his face and he won't give it back! [Andrew Smith photo] |
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Lit up more like a rainbow trout, yet another Papuan barra that fell for the charms of Purple Thing (PT) [Andrew Smith photo] |
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