I read  the article NielG did on artificial a

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Spyker Kruger

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I read  the article NielG did on artificial angling and found it great to say the least.

It surely is a prevelige for new comers to get so much info when starting out and it is free.....Great work NielG.

when I started out ,I learned through trial and error as there was  not a lot of knowledge being passed around how ever we still managed some good catches over the times

I thought I might share some pics hope you enjoy...... 
 

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Sailfish

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Super pics there Spyker. Is it maybe possible to have a photo or two of some lures you guys use. In Plett we had great sucses with tying a Longwinged trout flie a meter above the spoon on the leader line. Lots of Kob where caught on the flie and not the spoon.
 
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Spyker Kruger

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Sailfish wrote:
Super pics there Spyker. Is it maybe possible to have a photo or two of some lures you guys use. In Plett we had great sucses with tying a Longwinged trout flie a meter above the spoon on the leader line. Lots of Kob where caught on the flie and not the spoon.
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Sure boet

will see what I can do for you tommorow
 
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SAfish

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I would also like to see them. Dankie vir al die inligting, Spyker. Ek kan nie wag dat die kabeljou weer begin byt hier in die Suid Kaap nie.
 
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Muffin Man

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Very Nice Spyker. It is only a matter of time before I start planning a trip up your way. Thanks again for all the info I recieved from you regarding Kunenne a while back. Keep Well. Paul Anderson (MM)
 
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Spyker Kruger

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As promised some pics of the spoons I use.

from left to right

1.T 22

2.Lucas

3.Ashley read roundback

4.Predator

5.Ashley keel

6.Ashley flat (that I bend to form an S shape)
 

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The T22 and Lucas look much the same? Which is the more commonly found on shelves? I bought a couple recently but I'm not sure which they are.
Anyway does not matter by the looks of it!

Also Spyker, what I believe people call the S-bend, the chrome one with brass on the one side - how do you rate these?

The AR products are on the expensive side unfortunately but they do work well.

Thanks for sharing your wealth of info, it's heartwarming - and that goes to all you guys, you too, MuffinMan!

We going up to HITW in 3 WEEKS TIME!! starting to develop that pre-exam anxiety one used to have at school... Not taking any bait with so you know what that means?? :spite SPOONING!

(No, I sleep alone on fishing trips!)
 
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Spyker Kruger

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The T 22 is flat on the inside and the lucas round on both sides .

the two tone works well,but I hate there spit rings change it when you buy them.

allso look at the predator they work great
 
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Spyker Kruger

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Dorado.

These catches were made in Angola,but i have some cob pics taken on havoc and spoon in Namibia as well.

I believe they will work anywhere

I have caught Cob,Shad,3 different Kingfish species and Cuberra snapper on these spoons.
 
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TOE 007

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yes OOm Spyker , Is That Carlos that comes From PE , I met his with my Boet , They use to fish together , anyways not to hijack this thread !
Great Fish !!! i love fishing lures in the surf !

PS , Big thanks for the Knots section on the DVDS , helped me alot and my chommies !!!!
 
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Spyker Kruger

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TOE 007 wrote:
yes OOm Spyker , Is That Carlos that comes From PE , I met his with my Boet , They use to fish together , anyways not to hijack this thread !
Great Fish !!! i love fishing lures in the surf !

PS , Big thanks for the Knots section on the DVDS , helped me alot and my chommies !!!!
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Toe.

Ja the one and only boet

He is visitng he will return to Angola in about a month
 
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Marthin

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Spyker thanx for the information. I want to really try this form of fishing this summer.

I have a spoon that looks like the predator but in white with a red head that i want to try. One can see a bit of the water behind the fish pictures, but can you post a picture of water that one should look at to try this technique???
 
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