Bream Lures?
Submitted by Mitch Keys on Thu, 2011-02-10 19:13
Im new to river and Estuarine fishing and so was wondering what lures work for what and where? :/
From experience with offshore lure fishing rapala x-rap series has proved a winner when catching fish, but with regards to choosing the right bream/flathead lure there are many more options...
Your advice and thoughts would be muchly appreciated. Thanks :)
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Davy_G
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Hey mate, I do quite a bit of
Hey mate, I do quite a bit of bream fishing in the swan/ canning and some lures I have found and seen that work are:
Hardbodies: ecogear sx40s in 307 and 303, zipbait khamsin Tinys in Carmen red, TT switch and ghost blades, halco scorpions .
Soft plastics: SnapBack 2inch grubs in most colours, damiki M grubs, squidgy wrigglers and critters.
There's stacks more on both fronts and others will mention them later on.
Hope his helps.
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oops sorry mate your reply
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shanedm
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lures
Hey mate there is a range of lures that you can use over here. A good cheap option would be Halco Scorpions or Laser Pro's in the smaller sizes. Small blades also seem to work really well on the flatties but can be a bit hard to cast at times. I've been hearing rave reviews about the TT Ghost Blades for bream from mates as well. Ecogear SX-40's seem to do the trick too :) but as you can see there is a wide variety of hardbodies that can be used over here. Don't forget to try soft plastics too :p
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Mitch Keys
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Thanks
Thanks guys. Yeah iv picked up a few TT switch blade lures while working at BCF, (had my last night tonight) i have a few small halco/RMG lures and iv caught plenty of fish on snapbacks :) Il defintaley be giving them a shot.
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Vander72
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you can also try
SEBILE Cranksters and Flat Shads ( 35 & 42 sizes ) in the new prawn colours or gold .....they have been working a treat for fishos both on the east and west coasts..........awesome lures !!!!
EQ
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Maria fakebait, vibes.
Maria fakebait, vibes. Bassday kangoku shad and vibes.
those lures are breams and flatties killer.
you won't be empty handed.