neil coetzer
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has anyone had any luck with them and how are they compared to sure catch etc....and what colours would you suggest
kingfisher jigs
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tackle whore
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which jigs? they have copies of smith jigs 300-400g and a few other popular jap jigs great value for money as smith jigs go for $20-40 each .
neil coetzer
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do you think it would be worth it to invest in a few and see how they work
Rather contact benniejordaan (Demon Tackle) and get from him. I got some yesterday and they look killer , and the price is incredible. I am definitely not going to buy lures, jigs, etc from anyone else again and get robbed. Do yourself a HUGE favour and contact him , I promise you will be very pleasntly surprised.
tackle whore
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yes go with bennie .
neil coetzer
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i will do thanks guys ...what colours do you suggest for natal...i fish 10kg line so usually go for no more than 200gram jigs
tackle whore
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all the pretty ones !! blue pink lumo orange . just a few good colours you can never have enough .
Craig.fish
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Good variety, quality and price! Stinger hook also pretty good for a retail jig!! Thumbs up
Craig.fish
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Perhaps Bennie should set up some sort of online store to promote these jijgs?
neil coetzer wrote:
After seeing Mark de la Hey fish with the Kingfisher jigs in Paindane... they definitely work! That Green Mamba one was aewsome for the AJ's... I went to MIAS and had a look at them today, they're all under R80 each... thats pretty good value to me, 'cos they've got Mustad Hooks on (don't need to replace them). Remember most of the cheaper jigs, you need to replace the split rings and the hooks... quality is dodgy!?
neilg wrote:
Neil... should that read also, instead of only? The ones I saw yesterday were fully rigged.
In your second statement... are you saying that the shape and colour of the Jig doesn't matter? If thats what you meant, I would disagree with you entirely! Sure, the action that the angler imparts on the Jig is important, but the pattern, colour and shape of the jig is just as important... imo.
A perfect example was on the ESA show last Thursday... the only jig that caught fish was the Green Mamba one... it worked in several different anglers hands, much more successful than anything else used.
Neil... should that read also, instead of only? The ones I saw yesterday were fully rigged.
In your second statement... are you saying that the shape and colour of the Jig doesn't matter? If thats what you meant, I would disagree with you entirely! Sure, the action that the angler imparts on the Jig is important, but the pattern, colour and shape of the jig is just as important... imo.
A perfect example was on the ESA show last Thursday... the only jig that caught fish was the Green Mamba one... it worked in several different anglers hands, much more successful than anything else used.
