bream lure help
Submitted by brg on Thu, 2010-07-15 16:31
ive got a bit of a comp this weekend at moore river with a couple of mates 1st prize is bragin rights and want to grab a couple of lures so whats the best coloured lures for bream at this time of year?and what lures and size should i grab(hardbodies)any advice appreciated.cheers
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skrewloose
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i have been
i have been doing really well in the Murry on tt switch and ghost blade in the tt chartreuse has been doing the damage and the pink head in the ghost blades
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scottland
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i dont know about moore river
but in the canning today we got a couple of bream on mf40's i was using the black with red 3d eyes seemed to work well but get chewed up easily
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Davy_G
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as skrewloose said, grab
as skrewloose said, grab yourself some tt switchblades in golden boy and copper head,
sx40 if 348 (red), baby vib, daiwa shiner, zipbait tiny in carmen red just to name a few.
The bream pros on the sight will have some better suggestions, brenz was up at the moore river last weekend so he should be able to tell you what did the damge
scottscurious
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only problem with the baby
only problem with the baby vibe is the casting distance, unless ur on a boat you only get about 10m casting distance,unless its the rods/reels i use...
Davy_G
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when I use baby vibs I get
when I use baby vibs I get 15m most casts. it could be the gear you use scott, what gear do you have?
scottscurious
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i only have cheap gear,
i only have cheap gear, redbone from kmart or the missus gold ugly stick with a old daiwa longcaster reel, both i usally get really good cast distance when using the right sinkers
hlokk
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To get that extra distance
To get that extra distance on the really light lures, a light graphite rod with the right kind of action, especially in the tip, and a small reel with low casting resistance and a very fine smooth braid leader will help out. Once the lures get really light, you really need finesse gear to get that extra out of them (not that you cant cast on heavier gear, but if the rods too stiff or sloppy it'll make more of an effect than with larger lures).
Leemo
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i used to use 2-4lb line
i used to use 2-4lb line class using vibs and i used to get 15-20m casts minimum. you need really finnese gear, just as hlokk said. they only need to be cast small distances anyway. the right matchup of gear makes all the difference.
bludgin' since 94'
wade stenhouse
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i fished moore river last
i fished moore river last sunday we caught probably 30 bream for the day all on squidgee 80mm wrigglers in bloodworm tried hardbodys but they werent interested so id suggest some of those
brenz
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also the pearl watermellon
also the pearl watermellon bass minnows and avacado snapback grubs nocked a few aswell with also 30ish bream comming aboard.
brg
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cheers boys my mates have a
cheers boys my mates have a bit more on bream fishin than me but i have fishwrecked ha ha.
scottscurious
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brenz are u still using the
brenz are u still using the zipbait khamsin tinys? they any good?
brenz
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yeah they are siiiiiikkkkkk
yeah they are siiiiiikkkkkk only problem is you get smoked to often lol
scottscurious
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haha problem? gee i have to
haha problem? gee i have to go pick some up then, ive had a look but cant seem to find any around morley.. any idea where? best technique?
brenz
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brody at the fishing shop
brody at the fishing shop woodvale . slow retreive with short pauses works best for me
scottscurious
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that sounds pretty easy mate
that sounds pretty easy mate better casting distance then the baby vibes's?
Leemo
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if there anything like
if there anything like sx40's, there actually lighter than vibs, i believe? hence, less casting distance. again, its not a problem on light finesse gear.
bludgin' since 94'
brenz
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nothing like an sx mate cast
nothing like an sx mate cast like a demon
Leemo
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might have to look into em
might have to look into em :). by the fish you catch on em, thats good enough proof for me.
bludgin' since 94'
bear
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Around the mouth,
Around the mouth, especially, they do feed on worms and the killer for me are the Berkley Sandworms in new penny or camo. Stay light in the jig heads, 1/20th or even 1-40th is you have the rod to cast them.
breno1985
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what sort of action do you
what sort of action do you give the worms??
brenz
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just drag it mate or because
just drag it mate or because its gulp you can just dead stick it.
lowrance
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bream lures
Ask for Luke Ryan at All Boats in Kingsley, they now opened a tackle division and he'll sure help ya.
danno
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does he work there all the
does he work there all the time?
i go there quite a bit i didnt know they had an up stairs?
i knew they had a little bit of tackle down stairs the cheaper range. where bout in the store is it? lik wen u walk in where bouts?
cheers