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Night GT Popping

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Nathan Cefai:
Happpy birthday mate! ;)

Travis Heaps:
I swear both Warwick and I had a post in this thread Jay...any else see them or am I going crazy??

Andy Rowe:

--- Quote from: travis heaps on January 16, 2009, 01:31:59 PM ---I swear both Warwick and I had a post in this thread Jay...any else see them or am I going crazy??

--- End quote ---

Yes you did...the temporary crash seems to have wiped some stuff.

Your point on the dark popper giving a better silhouette on a bright moon seems real logical, I think I have read recommendations on this approach before. Longer pauses too another logical point.

Cheers

Luke Wyrsta:
It would seem some kind of error has occurred. At the moment - I cannot explain it, but I noticed a post by Travis to which I could not access. Apologies guys.

Travis Heaps:
Not your fault Luke.  Wasn't sure what was going down due to IT shenanigans out here at work.

Regarding lures at night - i reccomend dark lures for greater shadow simply because that is what I have read - when I think about it though it makes me wonder...does a white lure with light directly over head cast a stronger shadow than a dark lure with light directly overhead?  Difficult to answer but it can only be better as far asd I am concerned.  Another point I thought of just then is maybe use a lure like the FCL Labo Ebipop - for its weight it has a better length than most other lures, this may improve your hook ratio (providing hook coverage is relative) simply because the lure covers a better area.

The post of mine that is missing that you were looking for Luke - what was it?  I doubt it was anything useful  :D ;)But happy to post my thoughts again :)

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