Introductions :: Who Are You?

[Brandon Khoo]

you'd expect so - after all, I think it is supposed to replace the T-Curve. I found the Jigwrex to be really light but strong but I suppose I have a soft spot for the T-Curve seeing I recommended so many of my mates to buy them! 

[Jay Burgess]

The T-Curve certainly is great value for money and a great option for those on a budget.

[Greg Burt]

I pick my T-Curve 400 over my 6' Samurai mainly because of the length, also had a look at some Jigwrex at a Tackle seminar last week and thought them a bit stiff.

Now here's a pic of Cam with T-Curve 400 on a 35kg+ Ambo, 'no' here's two picks.

[Brandon Khoo]

I pick my T-Curve 400 over my 6' Samurai mainly because of the length, also had a look at some Jigwrex at a Tackle seminar last week and thought them a bit stiff.

Now here's a pic of Cam with T-Curve 400 on a 35kg+ Ambo, 'no' here's two picks.

actually, you've raised an interesting point there, Greg, and that is there seems to be a trend with some of the manufacturers to move to firmer faster action jig rods recently. Shimano is one with the Blue Rose and the Jigwrex. Might get a thread going on this in the jiggging section.

[Greg Burt]

[Cam Foley]

Blody nice fish there bun is that dude a pro or what lol

[Luke Wyrsta]

Awesome AJ Cam

[Cam Foley]

Thanks Luke was a true test of gear and me.I was so stoked am still am

[warren yuile]

G'day my names is warren yuile or wozza I live north of sydney on the central  coast I manly fly fish but do a bit of jigging for kings in winter have poppered lot of big kings when i was young now 37 not to old. Have got a fare few gts on fly but nothing reel big althought have snapped a fly line or 2 trying Wozza

[Peter Morris]

Hi all,
Peter Morris is my name and I am based in Noosa QLD.
Luke I have spoken to you a few times on ausfish and you have given me some great advice on knotted leaders etc.
After years of chasing kings off Sydney rocks I moved North and have had some good action up here on amberjack out wide and popping GT's in the whitsundays...Although my encounters there were shortlived being landbased I lost battles with GT's well over 20kg... :(I did manage some massive Queenies and a monster Diamond Trevally which I was happy with.
I will be heading back this year with heavier artillery.
Great forums by the way.
Cheers
Pete

[Luke Wyrsta]

Great Diamond there Peter - pity about the GTs - you'll smoke them one day

[scotty thorrington]

HI guys, cool site Luke. My mate Warren 'Wazza' Yuile put me on to it. I see a lot of jigging guys on my charter boat, they certainly are a strange breed. They only want to jig, no matter how well the fish are taking livies, they give 110 % effort and they talk rod names and numbers other fishos have never heard of. Then there's the pain thing. Most are willing to spend a month or so of their pay, and to come back and not tell you about the one that they caught, but the one that destroyed beautifully pesented ( read fu#kn exspensive ) tackle. Not to mention the Michael Jackson gloves.I LOVE IT.     
 

[Brandon Khoo]

Yep - those jiggers sure are a crazy bunch. They're not at all like those sensible popper fishermen 

HI guys, cool site Luke. My mate Warren 'Wazza' Yuile put me on to it. I see a lot of jigging guys on my charter boat, they certainly are a strange breed. They only want to jig, no matter how well the fish are taking livies, they give 110 % effort and they talk rod names and numbers other fishos have never heard of. Then there's the pain thing. Most are willing to spend a month or so of their pay, and to come back and not tell you about the one that they caught, but the one that destroyed beautifully pesented ( read fu#kn exspensive ) tackle. Not to mention the Michael Jackson gloves.I LOVE IT.     
 

[Greg Burt]

I don't know about that Bernie, I think it's a 'lureing' thing.

[Fred Mignard]