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December 04th, 2017

12/4/2017

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Victorian based company Anglers Source carry an interesting product range, including the Eastfield soft plastics range from Sweden. There are two designs a paddle tail and a curl tail each of which come in a comprehensive range of colours applicable to a wide range of fish species.
 
Pared with an 1/8 oz. jig head Bass had no objection to taking Wingman Perch Curley with its insane tail action and the same can be said for the paddle tail version. We had similar success estuary fishing for the ever-reliable flathead. Check out their website for the full product range.


www.anglerssourcefishing.com


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