Fish: Re: [briansfreshwaterfishing] Re: Newbie from Michigan [1 Attachment]

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Hi Lori....

Sorry my poor English....

We have a bunch of good lure manufactures in Brazil..

I always prefer using topwater lures, unless the fish are not interested in it...
My preferred lures are the Japanese Yo-zuri and others like Duel, Rebel, Marine Sports, Storm... I like using Zara, Walk The Dog Jumping Minnows, Poppers... and midrange lures like Rapala Shad Rap....

BTW Rapala lures are a passion for me.... I can't go to a tackle shop and don't take one of them to my box.. LOL
Many of my Rapala lures I have never used.... They looks like a souvenir for me....

I'm sending you a picture of a 7lb Peacock Bass caught in Presidente Epitacio lake (formed by Parana River)
Thanks for your interest....

Helmar Fernandes
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On 18 December 2010 13:53, Lorraine <BugsNMor@aol.com> wrote:

Hi Helmar,
I'm jealous! Our clients send us beautiful pictures of Peacock Bass they've caught in Brazil. We're sitting here in 20degree weather, watching snowflakes. What lures do you use? We have a popular Peacock Bass Jig if you're interested. Have a great Holiday Season, have fun fishing...

Hi Brian,
I think the testing tank is a great idea. We're in Reading, PA. Right now we're stuck - it's too cold for regular fishing, not enough ice for ice fishing. We do a lot of trolling here in our local Lake, but yours are much larger. We get Striper, Bass, Walleye & Muskie.

Lori Haggerty
Haggerty Lures
www.haggertylures.com