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2016 Jackall Moogerah Challenge

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2016 Moogerah poster

ENTRIES ARE NOW OPEN!!! We have Great sponsors on board with us again this year and awesome prizes!!!!  Bring you kids along and they all get a prize!

Email us for an entry form     –     hwa86489@bigpond.net.au

Some photos below of our last comp!

 

 

 

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Big Bream in dirty water by Andrew Low

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After a lot of recent rain the local river was firing. I arrived early at the ramp and with the water still quite murky I knew the bream would have ideal hunting conditions. So the Jackall Chubby was the first lure out there as it’s always been the go to hardbody for most people since it’s introduction. The bream were hitting the deck with consistency with the best being around 37cm fork length. Not bad fishing but I was after something bigger.

So I decided for my next trip I would upsize my lure an went for a DCherry in gold craw. I was a bit early for the tide as I needed more water over the rock wall I wanted to fish. So I tried a different spot while I waited, I tied on a 1/8th stand up jig head and rigged up a 2″ cover craw.

Casting in tight an watching the line for any subtle bites I let the craw sink down to the bottom, from there it’s just a slight slow lift and drop all the way back to the boat. After drifting about 30 metres the first bream was on, not a big fish but a start. Minutes later I had a solid whack on the craw an some big head shakes followed, this was no bream.

After a screaming run it was clear to me a Jew had taken a liking to my craw. So 45 minutes later I landed the Jew a long way from where I hooked it ! Always worth taking your time though to ensure you land the fish. A quick pic an measure an then I released it, an now back to chasing this big bream.

 

Big head shakes are a giveaway you're hooked up to a Jew

 

I lost almost an hour of tide chasing the Jew around so it was time to head to the shallows which now had enough water on them so I could start throwing the DCherry. I had my first bream after around four casts and although it wasn’t a giant at least I knew the size didn’t put him off. Pretty soon the fish started to get bigger and as I slowly bounced my lure along the bottom……whack !

Next thing my drag was screaming ! This fish was cutting a lot of water,I knew this could be the fish I wanted. As it come closer to the boat I could see how big it was and I backed off my drag a little to ensure I didn’t pull the hooks next to the boat. Once it was in the net I looked at the lure in the side of its mouth and although it may have seemed large for bream fishing, it sure looked pretty small hanging out of this guys mouth. It just goes to show you never know unless you try.

Monster bream on DCherry

Monster bream on DCherry

So now I’ll go digging through my lure box wondering what else will work an how big can I go before it’s too big ?

I caught a 38 cm fork length along with the big guy at 42 cm fork and a stack of other nice fish before the tide changed and the bite stopped.

All in all it was a great few trips and like each trip fishing I learned a little bit more. @lowysfishn

38cm fork length along with the big guy at 42cm fork on DCherry

38cm fork length along with the big guy at 42cm fork on DCherry

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A weekend away with Hank, Youngy & Heath Tackle Testing

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Recently did four days on Kinchant dam and Teemburra dam. Just a little bit of tackle testing.

Water levels were low and falling and so fishing was a bit slow. Most of the fish in Kinchant were deep and suspending around the 20ft mark.

In Teemburra we only seem to get any action late in the arvo and into the night up to about 10pm.

Super DDSquirrel79 Hank Tune [HL Cream Ayu] produced in the shallows for Heath on the first arvo.

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That night we pulled a couple of fish up to 90cm on Transams

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Off to Teemburra for the next couple of afternoons. Most fish were coming just on dark off sunken points hopping Transams and rolling Dagger minnows.

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Had a day session in Kinchant hopping Trannies in deep water for a couple of big girls.

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Last night we hit Teemburra for some nice size fish on the new DD Squirrel Hank tune and Trannies.

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Cod beware the Cuprap!!

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JACKALL CUPRAP – COD BEWARE!

The cod are firing at the moment!! Another great one from Norbs over at Team Goodang Fishing caught on a Jackall Cuprap!!!

Learn more about Cuprap

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Mask Gene Vibe 70 New Colours

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MASK VIBE GENE

New colours have arrived for Mask Vibe Gene70! GG Bluegill – Pink Back Clear Pearl – And the new look – Brown Suji Shrimp!!

Learn more about Mask Gene70

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The all NEW Jackall Derabreak

THE ALL NEW DERABREAK

A small shape custom blade jig. The body of this jig measures around 35mm. A tight high pitch vibration comes from the small profile blade. Tungsten stand up wires allow jig to stand up while on the bottom and also walk over timber and reduce snags.

Learn more about Derabreak

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NEW TN 60 colours in 2016

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Black King Gill

Black King Gill

Coming in Early Feb – Some new and improved colours!!!

Learn more about TN60

 

 

 

 

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