[Mike Hayes]

From the 1st March, there will be a Lure Fishing Picture challenge running until 1st March next year. The pictures can be anything Lure Fishing related. Like the others all forum members are entered automatically, all entered pictures must be taken/dated within the stated competition timeframe, the pictures can be submitted here or via the forums competition email. [email protected].

 

[Retired]

Here's one to get you started then Mike.

 

[Mike Hayes]

Nice, good shot, thanks Paul.

 

[Ritchie Campion]

zonk

From a bumble of mine last week

 

[Tim Griffin]

The Mighty Zonk - very moody, Ritchie...

 

[Simon L]

Another entry Mike - from the Welsh Bumble . . . . . .

 

[Tim Griffin]

The scarey thing is he looks a bit like you, Si and people will think it IS you! For comedy value this has to be a category winner! I still chuckle when I picture his face in the LED screen facing us....

 

[jamo]

Can i enter this pic into the comp, its of Mark Sleep casting out from under the Hermitage on Elizabeth Castle in the April jersey bumble

 

[jamo]

Can i also enter this photo as well, its titled the "The Loan Blanker", thats for all the rod snapping comments Kev.........

LOL

 

[kevin white]

hah, hah, touche mate.

kev

 

[bob jameson]

Jamo , can you make them pics a bit bigger !!!! poor Kev bit like billy no mates

 

[jamo]

lol, was a really good day. Actually really like that photo as well. See you out soon.

 

[Mike Hayes]

Good pics, thanks for popping them in.

 

[Tim Griffin]

Taken by George for me on Sunday 9th May of my 1st bass of 2010. Samsung 6mp compact camera.

 

[Alex Jordan]

First Bonefish - smile says it all

 

[Nathan Bell]

Nice one Alex.
I love bonefish a little too much, he looks a good thick fish. They don't have run hey.
Great pic. Love the 'FLATS', heaven on earth.

 

[Alex Jordan]

Thanks Nathan - a good 6lber going on 7 maybe? very thick across the shoulders - love the first run *sigh* twiddling back 70m+ of backing on a fly reel lol1

 

[Retired]

Liberation Day wrasse 9 May 2010

They were here between 1939 and 1945 and they're still here!

Look at the size of that mouth!

 

[Tim Griffin]

Good pics, Paul....

 

[James D]