i am looking for 3'' storm lures wildeye swim shad for fishing where can i get them?
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These lures can be found in many, many places online.  \n\nTry here http://www.amazon.com/gp/search.html/ref=br_ss_hs/104-5908911-2922340?platform=gurupa&url=node%3D3375301&keywords=storm+lure+shad&Go.x=0&Go.y=0&Go=Go
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I am not sure about the 1st one, but Dick's sporting goods have the chatterbait. Keep an eye out for the mr. blitz at Bassproshop.com, or cabelas.com
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In clear water, with a blue sky overhead, try a fairly dark coloured plug or jerkbait, along the lines of those you would use pike fishing. You can also try spinners, no particular kind, as they all work well on the right day. Just have a small selection of different colours and sizes. I prefer the mepps super vibrax, or the rublex ondex in sizes 4 - 6. Harris angling sell them for about £3 each, and there indesructable.\n\nIn overcast and cloudy water conditions, use the same types of lures and spinners, but opt for the ones with brighter colours. Tight lines
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ummm try a fishing shop
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It doesn't hurt to try you never know what may come up. Try contacting bait companies,line companies, and some may at least give you a discount, probably not a full blown ride, although it would be nice. keep working towards the top, and try fishing higher divisions to get yourself noticed out their. good luck
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My First choice would probably be a friendly local tackle store with knowledgeable staff who'll let you try out a number of rods until you find the right one..... perhaps maybe even haggle a little discount on it.\n\nMy next choice (in the US), if the local tackle guy has been driven out of business by the big boys would be Cabela's, who I've heard are quite good..... or maybe a Bass Pro store... and if it's a spinning rod you're after for Bass, etc then look at either the Shakespeare UGLY STIK Lite range, or the BERKLEY LIGHTNING.... or of course Abu Garcia\n\nIn the UK, replace Cabela's & Bass Pro with "Mullarkey & Sons" or "FISHTEC"\nhttp://www.mullarkeys.co.uk (worldwide mail order delivery)\nhttp://www.fishtec.co.uk\n\nFor Mainland Europe + the UK, there's ASKARI\nhttp://www.askari-fishing.co.uk or http://www.angelsport.de
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when u say tourer do you mean mobile home or caravan?.... either way u if u r in England  and mean  freshwater fishing it is at the moment the closed  season so u would have 2 find a site with a lake that is open all year round so i suggest u buy yourself a angling magazine and check out the classified ads at the back and then make a few phone calls.....sorry could not be of more help but if u can find somewhere......tight lines! or decide the area u want 2 visit and try 2 get a few tackle shop phone numbers  and ask them about local waters
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go buy wire leader.there will be a clip at one end and a barrel swivel at the other.clip your lure on the clip and tie the barrel to the line .use them up north on blues.youll never lose your lure
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try a fishing outfitter like fishermans or maybe something like G I Joes
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I agree, call your local bait-shop owner and he/she will know. If all else fails, call "Cabelas" or "Bass Pro Shop".
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I sell bait for a living and the best bait for catching pike is a roach especially a live one on a treble trace.\nFishing for pike is the best, enjoy it!!
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I did a search for you:\nhttp://www.ask.com/web?q=sea%20wasp%20jellyfish
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England? try goggling it, type in Yorkshire fishing, and these things called sites or web pages come up. after you read the site names, pick one that best fits the criteria that you are looking for.did you have someone turn on the computer for you?come on people
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you can't beat a red and white dare devil for pike. also had great luck using live minnow sucker or shiner and bobber if the current isn't bad. pike are kind of dumb i think and usually anything flashy or minnow looking works. i prefer nice days myself, spring/early summer, 4-8 foot
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The web site is right here:\nhttp://www.mid-lakebassclub.com/\nHappy fishing!
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http://www.fish4jobs.co.uk
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If you try the johnson fishing home page... and go to links... they have a guy who has put together a list, gallery and information on old johnson lures and equipment.  You can also try antiquefishing.com .... they are a great resource for finding and evaluating old lures and equipment... I use them to help "decode" some of oddities I come across.