Squidgy has been fully taken over by Shimano, and they have modified the formula of the plastic that is supposed to make them a bit more like a ZMan. There are some new colours and shapes to boot. However, if you have a look at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lodgdxr7xAk you will see a very efficie...

I have a railblaza mount I need to remove and was wondering if there is any best way to fill in the inevitable holes that it will leave behind.

Thanks in advance

Alex

4liters wrote:No worries, brace yourselves for some pretty shoddy workmanship though as this is the first time I've done anything wiring related and I have NFI what I'm doing

As long as the bait-board isn't hot you're all good

Have a look at this comparo I did a few years back. http://www.vyak.net/forum/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=7087&hilit=side Not applicable for the new seat but it gives you an idea of the dimensions etc. Bit more freeboard on the 13...drier ride though the vantage seat overcomes the wet bum effect of...

when blokes kick me off their boat for 'woohoo'ing when I land a fish

Wind Waker wrote:Also good for getting lures out of trees

For some this is even a selling point

I have an outback that I stand and fish off regularly. As brett said standing up to squid fish makes a big difference to how you work the jig and the amount of water you cover, same goes for fishing plastics in the bay. As others have said it really comes into its own when you are fishing to structu...

If it still takes squid just keep using it, painting the body will remove a lot of the appeal to the yamashita jigs. If it's at a point where it stops taking squid as well as it used to it's probably worth buying a new jig. Have heard of people clear coating jigs with varnish but i'm unsure of the s...

erik the viking wrote:Personally I can't see the advantage this brings over custom painting lures

Maybe not everyone is a Rembrant?
Quicker?

Fortunately those who are gifted are willing to repaint for a fee...

Personally I can't see the advantage this brings over custom painting lures