Classics without the rattle??? : lures & flies

seano

Thats becauase the rattly bait fish get eaten and are very rare in the wild!

wally gator

Seano you WIN !!!!!!!!

Pecheur

Hi there,

I got a new one today!

Thanks to Seano, who dropped by at my work place to give it to me.
Thanks again Seano, that really made my day!
:bow:

Here is a little photo of it and if any ones of you know the name of this colour, I would be interested to know, as I had never seen it before.

Have a good day,
Pecheur

Blinky

Pecheur wrote:

Here is a little photo of it and if any ones of you know the name of this colour, I would be interested to know, as I had never seen it before.

Hi Pech,
Never seen that colour before, looks like it may be a home paint job.

seano

Definately a factory paint job Blinky, gave it to pech cause it was an unusual colour and I never use it and I know he loves these old 1996 classics. Any one out there with old lures they dont use (particuly wooden ones) and if your not a collector Pech is one guy that would be stoked to get his hands on them. Think of the good fishing Karma!! After I gave him the pink classic within 2 hours I caught 2 nice barra! :catch:

Pecheur

Hi there,

And people, you should listen to Seano the wise, when he talk about fishing lures and Karma...
:wink:

Any way, I will tell you the name of the colour of the last lure that I posted in this thread, and I got it from Rob Gaden himself.

The colour is called: Katherine.
Not from the NT town, but from a lady...
She was (and maybe still is, I don't know about that) the young friend of one of his good mate, and as his mate had asked him to do a "Lady coloured" lure for her, as she had never caught a barra, he did this colour. Not long after that she got a Meter+ barramundi, as her first Barra, 200 meters under the Shady camp barrage, by casting to a small gutter...
How good is that?

And here is another 2 photos of it, this is really a factory job, not a home made one.

Have a good day,
Pecheur

Chasing_@_130

Hmmm, wooden classics.... I think I've still got a couple floating around, and wooden scorpions too. I'll take a couple of pics and post them when I get home from holidays.
I've found them to be the turn too lures when nothing else is working!! They're great.

phil.i

Drill a hole in one and put a small amount of mineral oil, similar to a sebile minnow, deadens the rattle a little, sewing machine oil is good for this. Oh and re plug the hole. (hot melt glue, or glue, or silicone, or something)

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