That looks like an 8oz jig head. I bought a couple some time ago with the view to using them in 40m+ depths but haven't bothered to date. In fact I've got no SP experience. Do you need to work the jig or is it a stick it in the rod holder and see what happens?
I think that one was actually a 6oz but we've got them in 8 as well. We work them by lifting the rod tip slowly and letting it drop and flutter the plastic down.
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Faulkner Family
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great colours on that one.
great colours on that one. nice looking fish. do you keep them or do they go back
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
jay_burgess
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kept a couple released the
kept a couple released the rest.
Faulkner Family
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they are great eating imo
they are great eating imo but i spose when you can get them all the time they are just another fish
RUSS and SANDY. A family that fishes together stays together
jay_burgess
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Not really, I still prefer
Not really, I still prefer them over alot of other fish. Probably the only thing I like better would be Coral Trout and Blubone.
Darrin
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How Deep
How Deep did you get them ???
jay_burgess
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about 50m.
about 50m.
Alan James
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SP Jig
That looks like an 8oz jig head. I bought a couple some time ago with the view to using them in 40m+ depths but haven't bothered to date. In fact I've got no SP experience. Do you need to work the jig or is it a stick it in the rod holder and see what happens?
jay_burgess
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Date Joined: 18/08/05
I think that one was
I think that one was actually a 6oz but we've got them in 8 as well. We work them by lifting the rod tip slowly and letting it drop and flutter the plastic down.