Its hard to grasp the length of these plastics, but my tip would be to run the grub style wriggler tail plasticvs, far left, 3rd and 4th from left and far right on a bottom rig. If you run a two dropper paternoster, fish one with bait, and one with a Softie. The prawn would work well for barra up north, Pinkies, and depending on length you may be able to chuck it at flatties and bream. The paddle tail plastics, second from left and second from right are great for flicking off beaches and banks with a smallish jighead. cast and a medium retrieve with your rod tip up a little. makes an awesome bubble trail and keeps the lure mid to surface, creating plenty of disruption. Tailor, herring, skippy, flatties, bream, spangos and queenies up north. Get amongst it. If you need any tips or hints, feel free to drop us a line on here, or through the store!

Cheers,

Zac@DunsboroughOutdoorSportz

Just your run of the mill rubber tails mate ...the prawn looks like it might be a DOA prawn ?? the guys from the WA fishing TV show were flogging these some years ago.  It worked ok on Queenies and Trevs and the like ...but then so will a piece of rag.

thanks