What do I start with?

[fisho fanatic3]

Hi just wondering what your fav SP's are and when to use them
Thanks

[keenothebream]

berkley 2inch shrimp and 3inch craws would use them all day everyday if i had to

[fisho fanatic3]

Thanks for that

[Bream2nv]

Berkley Gulp! 2-3inch Shrimp & Minnow Grubs and also 80mm Squidgy Wrigglers.

[yakkindan]

+1 for gulp shrimp. i use them casting close to structure and allowing them to sink on a semi slack line down the face of the structure. havent had much luck on wrigglers but my mates have used them to great effect. also try the gulp turtleback worm. cut about 15-20mm off the head end and use a size 1 or 1/0 jighead

[ginga ninja]

gulp shrimp for sure. also I like power minnows (powerbait) and Gulp! minnows

[Fishing24/7]

80 and 100mm bloodworm wrigglers with a bit of s-factor

[Nugget]

Originally Posted by Fishing24/7

80 and 100mm bloodworm wrigglers with a bit of s-factor

Quoted for truth! Most Definetly the most reliable plastic.

[Delraiser]

65mm & 80mm wrigglers for sure. Gulps are good too, but attract way too many pickers where I fish

[-Pivot-]

Squidgly wrigglers in the 80mm would be the easiest and most successful SP I have used.

Gulp! 2 inch Shrimp is also a favourite.

[fisho fanatic3]

THanks for your help, I had a pack of 100mm wrigglers in bloodworm but as soon as the fish see it there gone. Any tips on how to work them.
thanks

[Delraiser]

s-l-o-w-l-y

No need to rush with plastics. Last week I managed a couple of bream and flatties on an ordinary tide in fairly cold water by dead slow hopping plastics. The hard bodies got squat except for a few half-hearted bumps, so I switched to rubber, slowed everything down, and bingo, success!

[fisho fanatic3]

Thanks for that, hopefully I can start catching some

[butcheri]

These 3 have caught plenty of bream as well:

[Alex]

Once you are done with all the suggested plastics above, try these ones

http://www.searingtackle.com.au/dami...ster-miki.html

Cheers