Monduran-Stiffys,S-factor..success!

[NAGG]

Right about now I wish I didn't live so far north. I would have liked to attend the M&G to meet some of you larikins, but do not need any two handed demonstrations about "lures" thanks ...
Great to see some light hearted chat about (IMHO) a very great lure.....
Chers
Matt

Or South! ...... Sounds like a good time will be had!

cheers

Nagg

[SQUIDDA]

gday steve.it is always good to sail out of the doldrums after a quiet period.it is always good to fish with other like minded anglers.there is always something new to learn.could i ask what was so different about the action you and jas were using with the Bony Breams.i have just started playing with this lure in the last couple of months.seems to need alot of angler help to make it do anything?i think it would be a hard lure for new comers to work out.any info on how anyone has been fishing this lure would be interesting.

[Steve B]

gday steve.it is always good to sail out of the doldrums after a quiet period.it is always good to fish with other like minded anglers.there is always something new to learn.could i ask what was so different about the action you and jas were using with the Bony Breams.i have just started playing with this lure in the last couple of months.seems to need alot of angler help to make it do anything?i think it would be a hard lure for new comers to work out.any info on how anyone has been fishing this lure would be interesting.

Sqidda. It is sort of hard to explain, but just a twitch, twitch pause..let it suspend a bit so on and so on. As I said, I have rarely used them..so its a learning curve for me too. They are a lure which could be worked any speed, rapid/slow twitching or not....its really up to the person on the day...and the fish too!! Get into a swimming pool where you can easily see the action and try a few...you will see what retrieve looks good and what not. I know I have certain favorite lures which I use for different speeds and actions etc. EG when I want a very very slow retrieve I use B52, because their action is awesome dead slow, where as the Xrap's (not the jointed ones) dont swim very well slow IMHO, but have a great action med/fast. Just a few basic points that I can think of. But it depends on the fish on the day, feeding bite or reaction bite.

cheers steve

[BR65]

good hint on the swimming pool, gives a whole new perspective on what your retrieves look like under the water

cheers
brian

[SQUIDDA]

thanks steve.had some good sessions at Awoonga last week using Stiffys.twitch pause retrieve.just interested to see if you were doing something totally different.always keen to learn something new.we found the stiffys to be good on inactive fish.(reaction bites)thanks again for the info.

[Whitto]

thanks for that Les. Have you done the double split ring thing with a 'boney bream'..if so how does it go??? Serious question!!!(no comments from you other deviants)

Dick, they run about a foot deep and can be worked eratically, slow fast...whatever you want. Very good in shallow water. I reckon they would be good up your way as the tide moves up onto the shallow sand flats and mangroves as the barra hunt the bait into the shallows.
cheers steve.

Nagg, two hands eyy.....skite

Whitto, hadn't heard from you for ages, I am orgainising a shift swap for the Sat 3rd. I will shout you a beer at the M&G. I have my daughters 2nd birthday party in the morning. As soon as Hi 5 and the wiggles are over......I am out a there to Monduran.

cheers steve

Roo, bit like the opening scene from 40yr old virgin...we have all been there!!!!

Steve Nath and I will be at Mondy on Friday after terrorising Foxies, See u Saturday, Cheers Whitto