Austackle Shinku Raw Prawn and Bondi Brown in stock

[fishincomau]

We have the Austackle Shinku Raw Prawn and Bondi Brown in Stock at www.fishin.com.au

[fishincomau]

Raw Prawn

[youngfisherman]

I doubt these will last long

[Bobby Bass]

Cant wait to give my ones a crack

[Hicksy]

hey guys havnt had a crack with these yet they look the goods but, just wondering how do u like to fish them as i havnt fished with the sinking stick minnows. do they just dart from side to side etc ? might just have to grab a few and see if i can come up tight to a few..cheers

[beechey]

Originally Posted by Hicksy

hey guys havnt had a crack with these yet they look the goods but, just wondering how do u like to fish them as i havnt fished with the sinking stick minnows. do they just dart from side to side etc ? might just have to grab a few and see if i can come up tight to a few..cheers

i wrote up tips on how i use this lure on adams site fishin.com.au

[Breamobsession]

Originally Posted by Hicksy

hey guys havnt had a crack with these yet they look the goods but, just wondering how do u like to fish them as i havnt fished with the sinking stick minnows. do they just dart from side to side etc ? might just have to grab a few and see if i can come up tight to a few..cheers

Very versatile lures mate, they can be worked in many different ways but one of the most common is working it a bit like a plastic. In my experience almost all hits will come on the drop. I fish them around boat hulls, Jetties and pontoons mostly. Cast up very tight to structure, let them do their thing on the drop and watch your line closely. A lot of people fish the with straight through fluro although i've not really used them like this yet, just a super long light leader has been okay for me thus far.

[Hicksy]

ok guys thanks heaps, BO thats exactly what i had in mind ... cant wait to have a go with them.

[Bobby Bass]

Originally Posted by Breamobsession

Very versatile lures mate, they can be worked in many different ways but one of the most common is working it a bit like a plastic. In my experience almost all hits will come on the drop. I fish them around boat hulls, Jetties and pontoons mostly. Cast up very tight to structure, let them do their thing on the drop and watch your line closely. A lot of people fish the with straight through fluro although i've not really used them like this yet, just a super long light leader has been okay for me thus far.

Second that

[madkeenbreambo]

i picked up a few different colours and they have a killer action on the sink, shimming quickly from side to side a bit like a shell falling to the bottom. So far ive only landed a few small fish, but i recon the bream will love theese around the pontoons this weekend and cant wait to give them another go. We have been pretty much just jigging them veritcally while walking the pontoons or casting to moored boatsand soft plastic twitching them down the side. Not sure if this is the best way to do it but it seems to be working for us

[Orca68]

Just letting everybody know that a new shipment of Shinkus will arrive in Brisbane this weeeknd and will be sent out to stores next week. Adam has good stocks of all colours once again.

[Orca68]

Originally Posted by Orca68

Just letting everybody know that a new shipment of Shinkus will arrive in Brisbane this weeeknd and will be sent out to stores next week. Adam has good stocks of all colours once again.

Friday 8th JUne 6pm. Stocks are dwindling fast. Fantastic response. Get in fast guys. Adam will be topped up again next Tuesday but theres not much left after those have been sent in these 2 colours and not huge amounts left in any Shinku, Chugga or Panikku.

The other 4 lures still have reasonable stocks but we had a lot more of those to start off with.

In total, over 3,000 lures sold this week around the country. Thanks for your fantastic support.