My New Lures

SharkBait-117 · #1 14-01-2011, 04:38 AM

I got 2 more lures.

A berkley flicker shad and fire stick.
Any one use a fire stick before?

-Pivot- · #2 14-01-2011, 04:42 AM

Get your self a Halco scorpian 35mm.

Would leave them 2 to shame.

Should be $8, one of the best/ the best bream lure under $12 IMO.

SharkBait-117 · #3 14-01-2011, 04:50 AM

Me parents won't let me buy more till I catch a fish on a hard body or use my own money.

Which lure is for which water condition?

BreamPoppa · #4 14-01-2011, 04:51 AM

see if you can find some strike pro pygmy's next time you have money they come with owner hook's already on them and they come in great colour's and they cost about 12 buck's

Chamelion · #5 14-01-2011, 04:56 AM

Those wrigglers are sure to catch you some fish... You have some jigheads for them, right?

-Pivot- · #6 14-01-2011, 04:56 AM

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Originally Posted by SharkBait-117

Me parents won't let me buy more till I catch a fish on a hard body or use my own money.

Which lure is for which water condition?

A Scorpian would catch more bream then the 5 of them.

Not ragging them, they would still catch bream.

It's just you can't go past a RMG Scorpian in the "fire fin" colour for the price.

forsterfisho · #7 14-01-2011, 04:58 AM

Hi mate

I'd focus on starting off with softplastics, the soft plastics you have shown us are all proven fish catchers. I preffered starting off with softplastics - plenty of fish will eat something that is wriggling and smells like a living creature.

You might not get that 40cm bream for a while, but any fish is welcomed when your starting out (even now.....a few years down the track!!). Flathead are a great learning species to target, throw on a reasonably heavy jighead and throw it out and started jiggling it around the bottom. A flathead will eventually eat it

Have you followed my own and others suggestions of googling and searching youtube for fishing advice and video clips? Theres plenty of great information out there

Nic c · #8 14-01-2011, 05:15 AM

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Originally Posted by -Pivot-

Get your self a Halco scorpian 35mm.

Would leave them 2 to shame.

Should be $8, one of the best/ the best bream lure under $12 IMO.

+1
best lure for $8, cant go past them

burbler · #9 14-01-2011, 05:30 AM

I would be using those Wriglers for sure... if you havnt got any jigheads yet, go to BigW and get some in 1/8th or smaller (nothing heavier) size, sure to pickup 8-10 for $4-$5 bucks. Find an estuary or river close by and be sure to cast out near any structures (pillons,piers, snags etc...). You will pick yourself up a flatty, bream or similar in no time... Vary your retrieve until you find something that works for you, but my opinion is slower is always (99%) better...

stompy · #10 14-01-2011, 05:50 AM

Hey,

PM me your details and I will send you a some hardbodies that you will catch fish on.

You are never going to build up confidence throwing those things. I will send you one SX40, Attomic hard and a px35

Regards,

chrisC. · #11 14-01-2011, 06:01 AM

thats legendary of you stompy, they should put you onto some fish for sure sharkbait.

Nic c · #12 14-01-2011, 06:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stompy

Hey,

PM me your details and I will send you a some hardbodies that you will catch fish on.

You are never going to build up confidence throwing those things. I will send you one SX40, Attomic hard and a px35

Regards,

definately catch some fish on those, awesome stompy!, good going
but if he is just learning atm, isnt a px going to be a bit hard to for him to get the hang of

Track 'em down · #13 14-01-2011, 06:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stompy

Hey,

PM me your details and I will send you a some hardbodies that you will catch fish on.

You are never going to build up confidence throwing those things. I will send you one SX40, Attomic hard and a px35

Regards,

Now that's the spirit.......great stuff mate

danh124 · #14 14-01-2011, 06:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by stompy

Hey,

PM me your details and I will send you a some hardbodies that you will catch fish on.

You are never going to build up confidence throwing those things. I will send you one SX40, Attomic hard and a px35

Regards,

good onya mate

stompy · #15 14-01-2011, 06:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Nic c

definately catch some fish on those, awesome stompy!, good going
but if he is just learning atm, isnt a px going to be a bit hard to for him to get the hang of

px is just a popper, kinda easy to use. Ok maybe a NW pencil, bit heavier and easy to cast from shore.

Gave a couple of lures to another young fella on the Goldy a while back and he PM'd today he got a 36cm pb on one of the lures, your buddy Blake, so I thought I would be nice to keep the Kama going.

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Regards,