Some new little Savage Gear lures

 As I've mentioned in my Drop Shot reports, I've been having the best relative success on Savage Gear Roach Minnow lures compared to some of the others I've got. I ordered some of the Perch pattern to try and they arrived today.

I say relative success, I'm only catching small Perch, and only the odd one, and don't as yet know a lure from my elbow if I saw one, but it's all part of learning.


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