Baitjunkie 4,5 and 6

Big Red's, Pinkies, Pagrus auratus, Melbourne Snapper, the Crimson Tide
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Baitjunkie 4,5 and 6

Post by purple5ive » Wed Nov 18, 2020 3:29 pm

Fellas
As per my Previous reports, you will have seen that i made a commitment to myself not to use gulps this season and keep on persevering with Daiwas latest and greatest range of plastics.(more on that later)
Ive also been fishing Hard this season and the results speak for themselves.
Like i said earlier, do your own thing and make your own reports than relying on information from others. do your research by all means, but dont just follow the rest of the flock. try something different like drifting rather than anchoring, or pick a different location than your usual, fish shallow rather than deep water perhaps.
My mate has still been using gulps and getting good fish too, so dont have to go out and buy baitjunkies for instance, good ol gulps are still producing :gj: .


Trip 4
We had a great session with both of us bagging out. My mate got a ripper fish, but I'm not posting it here without consent.

These 2 are my best ones.
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Trip 5
This trip was a grind. We marked up good fish but they wouldn't bite. Got one pinkie around 40odd cm
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Trip 6
This trip was a case of Mark the fish and catch the fish from the very moment we left the ramp.
I seen what looked like a small shimmer on the water surface.
first cast into it confirmed my suspicion. Salmon.. and a football sized field of them..
I quickly remembered my flies that I had a crack at making during the lockdown. I tied the first one I made and had a cast, first cast no dice. Second cast got walloped.
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I they cycled through the others I made.
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They even took poppers and surface stickbaits
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It was then time to chase the reds.
We waited for the tide change and moved over to where we had marked fish earlier in the day. And it was game on..

We both bagged, but this was the best fish of the day. The others all were between 40 and 50cm
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Called it a day after that...

Tight lines!!!
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Re: Baitjunkie 4,5 and 6

Post by dazz999 » Wed Nov 18, 2020 5:02 pm

Nice report great looking fish .Now on the baitjunkie after reading reviews are you finding them to soft/ripping easy i,ve got backpacks full of soft plastics so dont need to go out and bye more but i do like new toys

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Re: Baitjunkie 4,5 and 6

Post by ben475 » Wed Nov 18, 2020 7:42 pm

nice results again.

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Post by happyfriggincamper » Wed Nov 18, 2020 8:48 pm

Nice sessions and report Steve - solid work you are doing atm

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Re: Baitjunkie 4,5 and 6

Post by purple5ive » Thu Nov 19, 2020 8:14 am

ben475 wrote:
Wed Nov 18, 2020 7:42 pm
nice results again.
happyfriggincamper wrote:
Wed Nov 18, 2020 8:48 pm
Nice sessions and report Steve - solid work you are doing atm
dazz999 wrote:
Wed Nov 18, 2020 5:02 pm
Nice report great looking fish .Now on the baitjunkie after reading reviews are you finding them to soft/ripping easy i,ve got backpacks full of soft plastics so dont need to go out and bye more but i do like new toys
Thanks guys.. its been a good season for me. but geez too many Jelly babies hanging around from the feedback im getting, both here and on socials. no biggie, they just making their exasperated lives even more Miserable :te: and im having fun serving it out dish(pun intended) after dish (some very personal) to each one on a silver platter ;-)

Daz, if your willing to wait a while ill have a review for everyone soon.
but in a nutshell , yes they do tend to damage a bit easier than the other similar products out there, but the action and colour range more than makes up for it.

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