Best wishes Pete, Hope all goes well mate.

It was a pleasure to meet and greet today Daniel. Now get some OT , get a yak and hopefully, I can get a yak trailer happening just in time for when Millers AND Geelong starts to fire up
You're on the right foot with seasherpa

Welcome aboard mate

chrisw wrote:Sweet-looking plastic ... where did you go to test them?

Just around Corio Chris. I'm hoping to put them into the fresh in a couple of weeks

Bit of an update with the 3.75" Paddles. Working lately with contrasting color combinations, It was requested by a business associate to create the combination to match his logo colors. Midnight Orange has produced some good results so far while working them on the local Flathead With only a 6 ...

Basically only a tiny amount of metal has been ground away for clearance purposes. You can see the place where the ends scraped away the plastic in the housing here: When I did the mod early last year after following shane's guide, I cut the cranks to the same specs as the originals. after finding ...

chrisw wrote:flathead, pinkies and whiting).

I have a pack each of Mustad beak 1/0, Daaichi bait holder size 4 and Daaichi long shank-r size 6

I'd say in the same order as you wrote Chris.

How did you go with rod combos down at Hooked on?

Since Wokka had asked if I could do something on the line of a Black/ Gold combination in the PaddleTail, I had done a sample pack for him to try out. The success of this color has been outstanding with some cracking fish getting landed and is now a standard color. Initial release stock for the webs...

No problem Chris. phone # is in my signature below my post. Feel free to call me in the afternoons . We could meet up and I'll show you the range and discuss some techniques

Munroe's Soft Plastics have just introduced the 3.75" PaddleTail to the range. All of the profiles are locally made and are tested in various locations and species.With my recent trip along the NSW SE Coast and Lake Tyers I was using the PaddleTail almost exclusively, targeting Flathead mainly ...

I'm still using the S/S crank arms, although I've gone through a couple of them. One tore at the bottom bolt hole due to twisting force from the pedal popping out the adjustment pin while pedaling hard in a surf landing at Portland last year. (I secured it with mono line and still did 55km the next...