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ebay and try harris angling.

Harris angling no longer around mate,sue sold up and now has a eco-tourist place in central america,my mates been over a few times and fished with her.

Still going with different owners but not lure orientated any more just another general shop now with the usual fox and savage gear stuff

Yup,i cant remember who bought them out,i do remember salivating over the catalogues when they came through the letter box,all those pages of incredible lures and they sold a great selection of micro-rods and reels,they were before their time,or rather she was as my mate said she was the driving force behind the company,but they are happy in the sun nowadays.
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Mepps spinners are trusty and faithful. Rapala, storm and salmo make very good and reliable plugs, reasonably priced.   Kopyto relax are excellent rubber shads, get them from agm discount fishing.

Can't beat the trusty TOBY

Friendly fisherman is Andy lush , he used to do a lot of the proper jerkbaits but seems to be moving more towards the smaller stuff these days . He bought the et brand out a while back and did a crack

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ebay and try harris angling.

Harris angling no longer around mate,sue sold up and now has a eco-tourist place in central america,my mates been over a few times and fished with her.

Still going with different owners but not lure orientated any more just another general shop now with the usual fox and savage gear stuff

Yup,i cant remember who bought them out,i do remember salivating over the catalogues when they came through the letter box,all those pages of incredible lures and they sold a great selection of micro-rods and reels,they were before their time,or rather she was as my mate said she was the driving force behind the company,but they are happy in the sun nowadays.

 

my bad sorry, but your right i was the same with catalogues I think i must have spend a forture with them.

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ebay and try harris angling.

 

Harris angling no longer around mate,sue sold up and now has a eco-tourist place in central america,my mates been over a few times and fished with her.

Still going with different owners but not lure orientated any more just another general shop now with the usual fox and savage gear stuff

Yup,i cant remember who bought them out,i do remember salivating over the catalogues when they came through the letter box,all those pages of incredible lures and they sold a great selection of micro-rods and reels,they were before their time,or rather she was as my mate said she was the driving force behind the company,but they are happy in the sun nowadays.

my bad sorry, but your right i was the same with catalogues I think i must have spend a forture with them.
They were incredible catalogues,i remember holding my first yo-zuri lures when the postie dropped them through the box,harris angling only sold quality,i can only imagine what their catalogue would have been like now if they had still been involved,sue ran a lure fishing forum for a while.
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ebay and try harris angling.

Harris angling no longer around mate,sue sold up and now has a eco-tourist place in central america,my mates been over a few times and fished with her.

Still going with different owners but not lure orientated any more just another general shop now with the usual fox and savage gear stuff

Yup,i cant remember who bought them out,i do remember salivating over the catalogues when they came through the letter box,all those pages of incredible lures and they sold a great selection of micro-rods and reels,they were before their time,or rather she was as my mate said she was the driving force behind the company,but they are happy in the sun nowadays.
Your not wrong , they had their own mean jerkbaits and rods to use them way before company's like fox even thought about doing them and I remember them doing meadow mouse lures and crazy crawlers aswell . My last order from them was a load of their own brand and northland spinnerbaits , never caught on one but had a lot of follows on them . Sue Harris used to be a guest on total fishing on pieces about lures so your mate is probably right about her being the driving force behind them
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Never heard of the friendly fisherman jonnie,was it also a lure company of old?Yes i remember all of those jerk bait rods and closed face reels and similar neil,theres a lot of people getting into lure fishing nowadays,particularly micro set-ups and the array of jelly lures available now,i was in a walmart a few months ago and there was a massive amount that we never see over here,i bought jelly frogs and all sorts of stuff cheap as chips.

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I remember sue being on total fishing!!

 

Yes mackem they used to have a great catalogue I think it was called predator sold lots of fox tackle, catfish gear, lure tackle for all over the world, musky mania, rapala, storm, Joe bucher, big fork, Lindy, salmo, proper predator catalogue.

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Never heard of the friendly fisherman jonnie,was it also a lure company of old?Yes i remember all of those jerk bait rods and closed face reels and similar neil,theres a lot of people getting into lure fishing nowadays,particularly micro set-ups and the array of jelly lures available now,i was in a walmart a few months ago and there was a massive amount that we never see over here,i bought jelly frogs and all sorts of stuff cheap as chips.

Friendly fisherman is Andy lush , he used to do a lot of the proper jerkbaits but seems to be moving more towards the smaller stuff these days . He bought the et brand out a while back and did a cracking range of rods with Gordy aswell as tools , alarms and terminal tackle . The shops over in the states have way more choice and are cheaper for lures , I used to order from jackson lures over in the states and even getting stung by customs it was well worth it

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I remember sue being on total fishing!!

Yes mackem they used to have a great catalogue I think it was called predator sold lots of fox tackle, catfish gear, lure tackle for all over the world, musky mania, rapala, storm, Joe bucher, big fork, Lindy, salmo, proper predator catalogue.

I love the musky mania squirrely burts , he's one of only 3 places over here I can think of that still sells them . I've done alright on the Bucher depth raiders aswell and also shallow raiders
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Sorry for being abit thick but do the Shads and frog jobbys come with out hooks etc, do you have to mount them on something yourself, cheers.
You can get both rigged and unrigged . I favour unrigged shads ( manns action shads are good by the way) so I can adjust the weight of the jig head to suit the depth of the water and also the wind on the day . Agm is probably the cheapest place for jig heads from size 12 to 7/0 . I use 1 to 1/0 for 2 - 2,1/2 inch kopytos but you can use a bit bigger if you wanted . Be careful of the kopytos on eBay , half of the ones I've seen on there are nothing of the sort and it's just chancers trying to cash in on the kopyto name Edited by neil r
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I remember sue being on total fishing!!

Yes mackem they used to have a great catalogue I think it was called predator sold lots of fox tackle, catfish gear, lure tackle for all over the world, musky mania, rapala, storm, Joe bucher, big fork, Lindy, salmo, proper predator catalogue.

I love the musky mania squirrely burts , he's one of only 3 places over here I can think of that still sells them . I've done alright on the Bucher depth raiders aswell and also shallow raiders

Had a couple of shallow raiders loved the flat profile and big eyes my first lure caught pike was with a 5 1/2 ft south bend trigger grip rod with a salmo jointed whitefish in mackerel both bought from friendly fisherman caught some numbers on that combo.

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