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They work well on many species whether you jig them near pylons or flick them in deeper flats. The better colours from what I have been told are the gold ones, that's on Bream anyway. There are currently three sizes, 1/8, 1/4 and 1/2 ounce, soon there is going to be a 3/8 one according to the website.
Mate... i did a review in Fishing World mag a few months ago where i got to trial all the available blades on the market. It was a cool experiment...called it the 'Blade Brigade'
What i took out of it was that blades are great lures on a variety of species and in a variety of locations/environments. The smaller lures seem to work better IMO even on big fish.
The TT's were in the top 3 lures trialled and the 7g model was about the best middle of the road size for catching anything from bream, jew, big duskies and everything in between.
Best part is they are easy to use. I found all colours work, its the vibration that catches fish not the colour, once again just IMO. But it's good to have a confidence colour and stick to it.
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