2" Z-Man Grubz

[breambucket]

Originally Posted by slim_jim

Thats the spirit.
Tomorrow arvo after fishing I might have some super gluing to do with all different size jigheads ahhah

What areas were you fishing mate? Boat or LB? That will determine what weight would suit

[scott1987]

the biggest problem with z mans I've found when i was using the 4 inch swimmers for jacks in the summer. if u put them in with another plastic they do melt together. i lost fair few river 2 sea flex babe vibes cos of it.

[slim_jim]

Originally Posted by scott1987

the biggest problem with z mans I've found when i was using the 4 inch swimmers for jacks in the summer. if u put them in with another plastic they do melt together. i lost fair few river 2 sea flex babe vibes cos of it.

Ohk, Will keep them in there packets from now on

[Breambogrinner]

Yeah there's a sort of warning on the packet not to store them with other plastics

I've used them and haven't got one on them yet as
i have used them once , but I really like the action and i found as Breambucket said, you can go heavier on the Z mans as they are very buoyant.

[madkeenbreambo]

mate they are the best, truly a go to lure. Super durable (stood up to plenty of leatheries today) and will last you 30+ fish on the 1 plastic and ive had everything from kings to bream smash them. the biggest ive bream landed on them so far is 39 but they are deffinately a candidate for thoose true monster bream and i know its only a matter of time before they land me one. just fish them slow, use a slightly heavier head than normal (they float) and do not let them in with your squidgys and other plastics. Put one of each in the same packet and youll get an idea why other than that good luck and get ready to have a new go too plastic

[slim_jim]

Yeah, Now I have to wait until the rivers clean up here.... Rain sucks

[Chas & Clarry]

Originally Posted by slim_jim

what weight do you fish with them mate?

I've used everything between 1/40oz and 1/8oz depending on the situation.

[Bobby Bass]

Originally Posted by breambucket

Don't be afraid to go a little heavy on them either I personally have used up to 1/12th on them and it really gets them working on the drop

I stoped using them cause the ones I had melted together and cant be bothered having to use glue

Pete

I use 1/8oz jig heads in shallow ater for bream sometimes, the fast drop really works sometimes.

I have the glue in my console visor, if it was anywhere else I would be too lazy to use it

None of mine have melted together yet

Cheers
Chris

[Bobby Bass]

Originally Posted by slim_jim

Yeah, Now I have to wait until the rivers clean up here.... Rain sucks

The dirty rivers can fish really well sometimes, dont let it discourage you. I would try really bright or dark plastics on heavier heads, the salty water is at the bottom and the fresh on top.

Cheers
Chris

[slim_jim]

Originally Posted by Bobby Bass

The dirty rivers can fish really well sometimes, dont let it discourage you. I would try really bright or dark plastics on heavier heads, the salty water is at the bottom and the fresh on top.

Cheers
Chris

Yeah I hit the dirty water today and got a couple of bream and flattys, dropped a couple of fish, but always seem to get more fish in the clean water.

[Bobby Bass]

You will catch good fish in the clean and dirty. You just got find them and what they want.

[slim_jim]

Originally Posted by Bobby Bass

You will catch good fish in the clean and dirty. You just got find them and what they want.

Yeah thats true, Caught my pb on a lure in the pouring rain