Blades lures run hot in the pine river

[tunachasa]

Decided to head out early last week to try out my new blades in the Pine River. I was antisipating a good day as there was plenty of bait action on the surface under the bridges. I cruised under the first bridge with my leccie & flicked out my first cast. As I let the lure hit the bottom I gave it one long lift and could feel the vibe vibrating vigorously. As it started its decent back to the bottom...WACK I got hit by something. My heart was racing as it was my first fish on a vibe. As I brought it to the boat I saw it was a nice bream. Not bad for my first cast of the day :D

Cruising up and down the pylons I managed to pick up 2 more nice bream and a squire which was released.

I decided to head up the Pine once the wind started to pick up & had a few casts at the mouth of Cabbage tree Ck. After a couple of inquiries I as on. A nice flathead to end the day on a high ;D

Having personally tested my product I can honestly say they work well. Very similar lures sell for $22+ my price is $6 each. If your interested you can contact me on adrenalin2211@hotmail.com

Tight lines fellow anglers ;)

[seastorm]

Do you troll these lures or use them like a soft plastic?

[tunachasa]

G'day seastorm,
I use them like plastics but only use long slow lifts & then let it hit the bottom & repeat. You can troll them as they have a tariffic action :-)

[Freeeedom]

Do you troll these lures or use them like a soft plastic?

Do you mean Bald Hills Creek?
Cheers Freeeedom

[Captain Loops]

I think he meant Bald Hills Creek, as he Piney intersects that.

ANyway, nice photos. Some thumping bream, and thanks for posting the pictures of the lures.

[tunachasa]

Sorry guys, yes it's Bald Hills Ck. & cheers Captain Loops ;-)