17-03-2012, 10:08 PM
[quote name='KILLERSQUID' timestamp='1331960409' post='24020']did they take you long to get to your door ?[/quote]
A week.
They were packaged extremely well and the JPF employes are very helpful.
The range of colours in cloth and foil are fantastic, which is great if you want to fish one cloth colour under differnt levels of light.
Here is a picture of my first order and the colours are: Orange Rainbow, Pink Rainbow, Purple Purple, Red Red, Melon (Green Gold) and Weed Clear Blood.
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I can't recommend Weed Clear Blood enough if you're fishing seagrass patches or kelp on a nice bright day and the Red Red is like dangling the squid equivalent of heroin at the end of your line.
The Kibinago Silver and Aji Gold are great too, they look a lot like baitfish.
[quote name='Ojingo' timestamp='1331963930' post='24021']
Relapse,
I thought along the same lines.
But I've seen them work.
Casting Yo-Zuri & the older Yamashita's along side the new warm jackets, and all I can say is that they seem to work well.
And I work for a company that competes with them.
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Why would you abandon scientific data about the anotomy of fish based on, I assume, a higher catch rate that could be explained by a number of factors.
Differnt foil colour, different levels of reflection due to the density of the cloth and/or dullness of the foil, different sinking rate and/or different sinking angle etc.
Cephalapods are visual hunters, they have one of the most advanced eyes out of all other known marine life.
A week.
They were packaged extremely well and the JPF employes are very helpful.
The range of colours in cloth and foil are fantastic, which is great if you want to fish one cloth colour under differnt levels of light.
Here is a picture of my first order and the colours are: Orange Rainbow, Pink Rainbow, Purple Purple, Red Red, Melon (Green Gold) and Weed Clear Blood.
I can't recommend Weed Clear Blood enough if you're fishing seagrass patches or kelp on a nice bright day and the Red Red is like dangling the squid equivalent of heroin at the end of your line.
The Kibinago Silver and Aji Gold are great too, they look a lot like baitfish.
[quote name='Ojingo' timestamp='1331963930' post='24021']
Relapse,
I thought along the same lines.
But I've seen them work.
Casting Yo-Zuri & the older Yamashita's along side the new warm jackets, and all I can say is that they seem to work well.
And I work for a company that competes with them.
[/quote]
Why would you abandon scientific data about the anotomy of fish based on, I assume, a higher catch rate that could be explained by a number of factors.
Differnt foil colour, different levels of reflection due to the density of the cloth and/or dullness of the foil, different sinking rate and/or different sinking angle etc.
Cephalapods are visual hunters, they have one of the most advanced eyes out of all other known marine life.