The best GT cast is a smooth, powerful cast capable of launching 120 grams plus of weight as far a distance as possible. This type of cast is needed for the following reasons:
Casts need to be powerful due to large lure weights.
Casts need to be long - it is best to keep your distance in order to avoid spooking fish by the boat and other noises.
Casts need to be long - sometimes heavy swells and wave action mean that considerable distance is required to be kept in order to stay safe and out of danger.
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
Try Banda Sea Strike Sensation!
A small cluster of volcanic islands jutting out from very deep water in the Banda Sea, the Banda Islands are reached by a short flight from Ambon. The waters around Banda hold monster-size yellowfin tuna, which are caught by visiting anglers trolling mainly with big minnow plugs. Other fish are also available, and there must be huge marlin following the bait schools.
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ambon,
banda sea,
indonesia fishing spots,
island,
sportfishing,
strike
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
Strike Sensation Of Batu Tiga Belas
After successfully conquering monster-mustard in the west of Indonesia, Bayu Noer and MANCING Mania team has arrived in Bangkok, Thailand. Monster fish fresh water into the next strike target. Wait for the report team MANCING Mania Trans7!Schedule MANCING Mania:
Saturday, 14 March 2009, at 15.30 WIB
"Sensation Strike Bandeng "
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batu,
malang,
mancing,
mancing mania,
strike
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