Million Dollar Lure.

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kitefisher

Sealiner
In Cheetah country for most of the year,but pay more rates and taxes down there than up here lol, and commute quite a lot to manage a few properties down there.

How could you leave ,its paradise.If all goes well,soon the Welkom bit will be removed, lol.

 
 
Marthin

Marthin

Sealiner
Oneday when i'm big... Gouritz. Get a piece of land, 10ft fences, 10000000000 volt fence a few crocodiles, a moat, trip wires, and an additional 5 bullterriers.

have my groceries air dropped. Rum will be hand delivered tho.
 
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tauruck

Sealiner
I'm pulling for you.

Lived in Burma road, up on the hill.

Got vrot in most of the pubs there but had a small incident at Due South.

It's not known by that name anymore.
 
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kitefisher

Sealiner
Due South,lost most of its atmosphere a couple of years back when revamped ,It used to feel like a pub at the coast with the fishnets and aquatic paintings on the walls.For all it matters now,it may be a pub anywhere up-country.

Also dont serve those lekker cheap lunchtime specials anymore,different crowd,different times,Still fish the point there at Sunwich out of season though.The legendary Pebbles next door is also now known as Aunty Betties,still make a mean "Pot-brood" which you can place on order a day before.Southport Supermarket still make legendary Chelsea-buns,gotta order a day in advance though.

You see, now you make me go completely off topic.::S
 
Marthin

Marthin

Sealiner
Maak n plan... we need funding for a trip to go see the Mona Lisa... not the one in Europe... the one in the Orange River.....
 
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iggy

Sealiner
kitefisher wrote:
I wonder if there's a replica in the ''Honey-range",you know those catalogues where they sell you polished Brass and Zirconia's,instead of 24 carat and diamonds.Got my missus's wedding band there at a bargain.::S
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:hyst::hyst::hyst::hyst:..I'm sure if the honey range caught the Missus it will work for the kingy's....Fish just don't know how to tell the difference..::S
 
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kitefisher

Sealiner
Marthin wrote:
Maak n plan... we need funding for a trip to go see the Mona Lisa... not the one in Europe... the one in the Orange River.....
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Nee wat ou Marthin,Ryan is so ,so scared we catch a bigger one than him at the Orange river, closest well'get to the Orange will be on Google Earth.
::S
 
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nicos

Senior Member
Back on the original topic :)

MacDaddy's actually makes some pretty cool stuff, I love the flies - would make a great tie or jacket pin .

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tauruck

Sealiner
Since we got onto flies now, tell me what you think of these teasers a guy I know makes.
 

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tauruck

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He fits them at the back of his lures and according to reports they work very well.
 

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strandloper

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Hey Tauruck,

those looks great.

I have been experimenting with putting large clousers and deceivers onto the back end of some of my big spoons (replacing the trebles) and they have brought about some takes in June, when all else failed.

Last week in Rock Bay,the guys spinning for the kings that came into the bay had an even stanger (maybeonly to me) rig.

They had a regular spoon, 2 single hooks (top and bottom), with about a 30 cm piece of mono and then a chartreuse (spelling) fly (looked like a baitfish imitation). All of the fish they landed were on the fly.

Almost like a point and dropper concept we used for fishing yellows on the vaal!
 
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