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Big New Caledonia GT caught on the Heru Skipjack shown below Giant Trevally Techniques Giant Trevally readily eat baits but are much, much more fun to catch on topwater lures
2D sonar uses a round transducer that shoots a sonar cone down into the water which widens as it travels through the water
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Swimming Mullet is a deadly, scented, swimming tail soft plastic
Lure Making Lesons Learned On my first days testing these lures at the river (the two sinking versions of them that is) two problems with my lures that I had encountered were firstly that the split rings were too large and did not allow the hooks attached to swing freely and secondly the clear coat that I had applied to the lures was useless resulting in the paintwork being badly scratched and damaged
