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no reason why it won't. Shiny + metal = salmon at gunnas if they are there. only issue you might have is throwing anything less than 30g and you'll get taken for a ride by the side current or swells. most of the guys spin with 40-70g lures at that beachHyperX wrote:do you guys think micro jigging off the beach will produce any salmon?
So i have a shimano catana 902 which is a 3 odd meter 6-8kg surf rod with a cheap shimano 4000 reel and 20lb line. Right now, i only have a 20g lure so whats the maximum weight lure do you think my gear can handleBasti wrote:no reason why it won't. Shiny + metal = salmon at gunnas if they are there. only issue you might have is throwing anything less than 30g and you'll get taken for a ride by the side current or swells. most of the guys spin with 40-70g lures at that beachHyperX wrote:do you guys think micro jigging off the beach will produce any salmon?
HyperX wrote:So i have a shimano catana 902 which is a 3 odd meter 6-8kg surf rod with a cheap shimano 4000 reel and 20lb line. Right now, i only have a 20g lure so whats the maximum weight lure do you think my gear can handleBasti wrote:no reason why it won't. Shiny + metal = salmon at gunnas if they are there. only issue you might have is throwing anything less than 30g and you'll get taken for a ride by the side current or swells. most of the guys spin with 40-70g lures at that beachHyperX wrote:do you guys think micro jigging off the beach will produce any salmon?
Think the swell is gonna kill it this weekend Goony, hope not, but forecast shows it building.4liters wrote:hopefully that onshore wind stays nice and light, otherwise Sunday's NNEer should be good (assuming the forecast stays as it is now (it'll change as soon as I make a plan))DougieK wrote:April 14 is the day :D