Lake Trakoscan - Croatia - Page 2

TN_Bassin · 06-11-10, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by zooker

mladi

nice fish..however i have a question.
since i am a tackle junky of note. and that bait looks like NOTHING i've seen around here..

would ya mind telling us about the bait in the above fishes jaw??... who makes it,ect??
it looks like something we could use here on a jig or texas rigged..i don't see a weight in any of your pictures.. so the thought of a SLOW falling bait like that would be awesome..

new and differant have a distint advantage in tournaments..

zooker

Looks like a Yamamoto bait in the way it is constructed.

zooker · 06-11-10, 07:55 PM

i seen dat tenn. but the claws look totally differant...

zooker

TN_Bassin · 06-11-10, 08:08 PM

Yea I noticed that too. Maybe Eastern European version?

WTL · 06-11-10, 09:36 PM

My first thought was Tiki, but maybe not.

Those are all some really healthy looking bass and great waters. Its intriguing how bass fishing is becoming a worldwide sport, especially with Japan stealing the great American record last year.

In the past, people might not remember but we have had members on the site from South Africa, Great Britain and I want so say we had someone from Romania once.

Rebbasser · 06-11-10, 11:20 PM

Welcome to the forum, Goran! Nice fish pics-those would make any of us smile.

Zook, I think Billy might be right-I just pulled a Tiki craw out of the craw bag and it sure looks like the one in the picture.

zooker · 06-12-10, 11:24 AM

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Originally Posted by WTL

In the past, people might not remember but we have had members on the site from South Africa, Great Britain and I want so say we had someone from Romania once.

thought he was from italy

zooker

Jim80 · 06-12-10, 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by mladi

In Croatia the bass fishing is very popular for few years. We have a nacional bass league from last year. I am a member of Croatia nacional bass team 2009/2010. In November we are going to World Championship in Portugal (Lake Alqueva). There will be ours first time to catch bass from the boat, like you. I am a little afraid, because although the techniques are similar, fishing from a boat is something completely different. Fish should be bigger too

It's not really so different fishing from a boat , all that really happens is the boat makes more water available to you that you would not be able to fish from shore .

Jim

06-11-10, 07:55 PM	#27
zooker BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: denton nc Posts: 13,441	i seen dat tenn. but the claws look totally differant... zooker __________________ the godfather.. aml in remission since 7-20-09

06-11-10, 08:08 PM	#28
TN_Bassin BassFishin.Com Super Veteran Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bon Aqua,TN Posts: 1,013	Yea I noticed that too. Maybe Eastern European version? __________________ Other anglers are tough, but the fish are the real competition.

06-11-10, 11:20 PM	#30
Rebbasser BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: San Antonio, TX Posts: 10,141	Welcome to the forum, Goran! Nice fish pics-those would make any of us smile. Zook, I think Billy might be right-I just pulled a Tiki craw out of the craw bag and it sure looks like the one in the picture. __________________ It's happened to the best of them: John 21:3

06-11-10, 09:36 PM	#29
WTL BassFishin.Com Premier Elite Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Huntsville, Al Posts: 7,466	My first thought was Tiki, but maybe not. Those are all some really healthy looking bass and great waters. Its intriguing how bass fishing is becoming a worldwide sport, especially with Japan stealing the great American record last year. In the past, people might not remember but we have had members on the site from South Africa, Great Britain and I want so say we had someone from Romania once.

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