my new sp outfit

[robdiep]

hey all..

i just got me new sp outfit.. i got a 6'8" one piece berkley dropshot series 3-5kg rod and a shimano 1500fb sedona reel.. loaded up with 6lbs fireline..

i'm so excited! all i need now is to make good use of it.. any cool plastics you guys recommend that will help me bless this new rod?

thanks

rob

[Huggy_B]

snapbacks - particularly craw and pumpkin seed colours. deadly here in WA for a myriad of species.

And they are the most blowie resistant plastics I have ever used bar none. They arent indestrctible, but easily 10x better than standard plastics in my experience.

[Fishin_Dan]

Rob - Where are you fishing, and what type of fish are you chasing? This will all depend on what type of plastics you should look at getting

[jackash]

Why not Berkley Dropshots?? Theyll go with your rod and theyll work a treat on jsut about all the estuary species.
Cheers
JACKASH

[robdiep]

mainly estuary fishing.. target species are the typical bream, flatties, trev, school jew, tarpon, jacks.. anything in the river basically..

[Huggy_B]

2 or 3" finesse grubs in the colours I have already mentioned.

http://www.gotyatackle.com/store/images/SnapbackGrub%2Ejpg

[robdiep]

i've never seen the snapback plastics before.. do they have em in a wide range of colours like the squidgies and berkley powerbaits?

[snipe]

Mate its old news but 3 inch berkely bass minnows in watermelon get eaten by nearly eveything all over this country = you wont end up like me with bags of other rubbish if you try and fish these slowly with confidence.

[Fishin_Dan]

3" Berkley Power Minnows are a good place to start. You can also get the 2" Power Hawgs for bream.

Colours: Well there's so many... Watermelon, Pearl Blue, Cinnamon, Pumpkinseed, Smelt are my favourite colours.