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Kent st weir options
Hey all,
I've recently moved house to Bentley, and have been down to kent st weir in the Canning river with the missus for a picnic /recon mission to see if it had potential, it looks good to me, and obviously it's a known spot to fish. I've had a look through the lure box and have rapala mini fat raps & laser pro 45s both in various colours, you guys reckon this would be with a shot? I've used these with success around Claremont in the past, but if I should be using soft plastics or something else I'm keen to know! I've only seen folks using bait there. Cheers, Simon. |
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plastics only ... that area is full of old bikes and shopping trollies and all sorts of snaggy rubbish.... use cheap squidgee jigheads..
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I dont normally go right down to the weir but I use primarily hards with no issues in that area.
Its a good local spot & some nice bits of river there. Lots of cheaters in that area.....lol
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In with a shot...
Been meaning to give that neck of the wood s a bash on the yak but keep going out fishing with my mates without yaks.
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Thanks for the info
![]() I've never really used soft plastics, as the blowies would wreak havoc on them lower down the river, but if there's going to be a high attrition rate lure wise, I'll give it a go. I'm thinking to follow the light rail line down the river a bit there, not so much at the weir itself, though would probably give that a go too. Think I might head down after work tomorrow, I'll report back any success. S. |
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Use Zmans then you dont have to worry about blowies much.
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anywhere between the weir and the train place is snag city...
Last edited by bender; 12-01-2014 at 09:56 AM. |
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Thanks for this info, I've had a look at their website - the 2.5" grubs look good. What jig heads would you recommend with these? As I said, never really used soft lures before ( and the only jigs I've used were buck tail ones for flatties ).
Bender, I agree that area doesn't look too promising, but I had a walk down the train line a bit further, looks like it could be ok...guess I'll find out. |
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its snag city the whole way along... i use the squidgee heads (1.5 gram round with size 2 hook) and i have not had any issue with them.... and before people start bagging - i have loads of TT jigs and mass amounts of gama's and nitros but the squidgees are $4.95 at kmart and you get 10
per pack so they are great for "disposables" |
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OK thanks for the tip!
looks like i'll hit up kmart for some jig heads before heading down there. cheers, S. |
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