Tackle Source hits the salt again with some exciting new gear in hand. It's light jigging off the East Coast with some casting thrown in for good measure. Here goes...
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| Gear in check, sun in welcomes us as we leave harbour... |
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| Didn't really take long. The first capture is a nice Coral Trout... |
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| The new FEED FLIP jig would shine today... |
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| This seems to be the order of the day. Another Coral Trout comes aboard... |
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| FEED FLIP jig in its element... |
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| Its Trout after Trout for now... |
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| The FEED FLIP is losing its paintjob, but it don't matter... |
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| Tremendous topwater strike and the FCL Labo UC 74 rod is tested by this massive Barracuda. Took a prototype FEED Lure, proves its worth... |
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| Then its back to the Coral Trout action, another nice one hits the deck... |
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| FEED FLIP jig scores... |
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| We then get into the variety as a Greasy Grouper hits the FEED FLIP jig... |
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| Then its a Goldspot Trev on the FEED FLIP as well... |
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| Small Greasy Grouper on the FEED FLIP... |
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| Another Coral Trout to get the cheers back... |
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| The FEED FLIP is rockin'... |
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| Even the little Sea Bream won't leave the FEED FLIP jig alone... |
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| Neither does the little Wrasse... |
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| Nor this little Snapper... |
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| The FEED FLIP is keeping busy... |
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| What felt like a good fish turns out to be a fat Coral Cod... |
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| Victim of the FEED FLIP jig like all others before it... |
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| Two FEED FLIPs = two Coral Trout on deck... |
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| This little Snapper wants some too... |
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| Chucking the Jackson Pintail 35 out on a casting outfit finds this GT hungry... |
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| While this Goldspot Trevally finds the Jackson Pintail 40 irresistible... |
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| A nicer GT which went hard on the Major Craft Giant Killing Offshore Casting rod... |
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| Off course it too fell for the Jackson Pintail 40... |
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| A nice Red Eared Emperor goes mental at the passing Jackson Pintail 35 and is snagged... |
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| As does this Black Lined Hind picking on the Jackson Pintail 40 barely larger than itself... |
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