We've been loving our FEED Jungle rods and are proud to have them hit the shelves all over this week. We were lucky to sneak in an after dark session with the Jungle rods in hand to experience some saltwater action close to home. Here's how we rumbled...
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| The night started slow but we discovered the fish were hanging deep. Chugging the DUO Realis Crank G87 out with the FEED Jungle JBC-66XXH found this little Barramundi hard up against some structure. It was a no contest... |
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| We continued flicking big lures like the DUO Fang Bait 120SR, this time on the lighter Jungle JBS-69MH spin stick. A nice Giant Herring obliged, showing that size doesn't matter... |
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| The FEED Jungle JBS-69MH is the most versatile rod in the range. It will take small to large lures most comfortably. This DUO Realis Jerkbait 100DR could be accurately placed by the user as he pleased. The result was a nice Estuary Cod... |
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| It was to be a night of many disappointments. A few big fish were lost by thrown hooks and the like. However, this brute was tamed by the JBS-69MH Jungle in quick time as the hooks held well... |
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| It was victim of the highly regarded DUO Realis Jerkbait 100DR twitched with many pauses. Vindication for the many missed opportunities... |
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| The Barras were certainly out to play on this night, but circumstance meant we didn't land many we hooked. We topped the night off with this little one. It fell for the slinky swimming of the DUO Fang Bait 120SR worked with the JBS-69MH... |
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