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    JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    Went out Monday aavo late to do some serious scouting for a jack . Spent a bit of time looking around for a likely looking bank with a bit of bait and after finding a likely looking spot. Flogged it on dark with soft plastics for a few flathead and then started to tow a hardbody just on dark. I got the first one of 48cm on the second lap boy do they hit hard. Pretty happy with my first jack for the summer. I was alone so took the foto myself. Shortly after I noticed a light go on on the bank and an old guy started to fish right in the middle of my troll. I decided to change to soft plastics again and nailed the 53cm on the third cast. That should answer a lot of questions about sp's after dark. I went over to the oldie an asked him to take the second pic for me(good job he didnt hear me cursing him)As you can see from the pics there was no light at all so the jack on the sp was caught in complete darkness. All in al an awesome night with no wind at all an mate the drive back to the ramp wih a big smile.

    Cheers Rod.

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    The 48cm on the hard body

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    And again

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    The 53 on sp

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    they're great jacks - don't see many that size in the creeks up here

    cheers,

    steve

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    well done mate well done indeed [smiley=2thumbsup.gif] [smiley=tekst-toppie.gif] Where were you? near Jenners Corner? [smiley=book2.gif]
    Rainbow Trout is NOT skittle flavoured fish.........

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    Rod,
    Thats a great performance there on the jacks, its so good to see the rivers down here holding good numbers, you just have to look for the ideal location.
    Did you release them or keep them?
    Well done
    and good photos
    Morty

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    Very nice fish. Did the old guy become an instant convert to plastics

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    well done mate. good to see the Tweed can still produce some good fish.

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    Awesome looking fish Rod, well done indeed.
    Regards Cameron.

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    Good Stuff Rod. What gear you running for your sp rod and what sp did the damage.

    Cheers.

    Marcel.

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    nice job flickflack. I will have to get back down the tweed soon....

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    Point_Blank
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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    very nice roderick keep up the good work oldmate

    benny j

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    aussie fool

    Not sure what the place is called it was very dark

    Morty
    Kept the first one as I have not tasted one yet, they all go back after that!

    Gunna
    He said something like do those plastic thing actually work

    Gutsy
    14lb fireline 35lb leader, a shimano curado fished on a shimano calais rod that I got in South Africa (very sorry i didnt buy more) The plastic was 3inch squidgy on a 3/8 ounce head in silver and black.

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    Re: JACK TIME in the Tweed,

    Is there anything you cant catch!? , your making me jealous.

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