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Any of you guys/girls used the new berkely bass minnows colours yet..? We just got our supply in store ,so naturally I've got to test them out. The blood worm looks good and reckon it will work really well on the sand flats, the bream should love it . Silver ghost has a good bait fish colour to it which i think the jewies will like , but I'm not so sure about the gingerbeer..I suppose only one way to find out.
Been getting plenty of good flathead lately through the Coomera with some fat bream through the top section of the Nerang , also a few small jews up the rivers, bass minnow have been the weapons of choice ,fished slow through the deep holes on the slack of tide. Also picked up three thumping whiting on little sliders (shrimp colour) , generally most whiting have come as by-catch while chasing other stuff, but i think i might have to start targetting them more deliberately. Fussy little buggers that are a lot harder to target than bream, but well worth the challange in skinny water. especially the sight cast. Anyone found any other standout plastics /colours for the little silver rockets.
Have to get a few pkts of the bloodworm, haven't had much of a chance to test out the eyeballs lately but hope to change that after this weekend. (end of sons footy season). Catch up this week hopefully.
G'day Steve
Have you had a go with the 4'' power minnow in colors-- glow scales and chartruse/pearl/scales? Had a stack of people buying those lately and doing extremely well on the flatties. A good one for night fishing is the black shad color in the 3'' power minnow grub.
Clutters the eyeballs should be back in stock real soon. I hope so cause i haven't got any left in my own tackle box.doh.. Dean is away ATM due to unfortunately circumstances, but will be back on deck next week, theboss is filling in for him and i'll be in thrusday morning , sunday, monday ..We are holding a birthday special on the 28th of this month with giveaways, sausage sizzle, discounts and other stuff, which should be good, i'll make sure any ausfishers will get better discounts..
Tony I'll have to try the 4 "inch minnows and give then a shot , they should be a good size for the seaway down here..I'm keen to find out more about the squidgy stick baits , they can't be to far from being released , have you heard any news on them.
The guys in Sydney have reportly seen the squidgy "flickbaits" at their boat show (read off sportsfish)
N.b Their use of a term "flickbait" ... LOL. Just a marketing profit raising scheme IMO. Will be sold like the entire squidgy range... 6 bucks or so for 6 @ a dollar a pop. Meant to be tougher and better scented than a bassminnow
Unless they start attracting fish from a mile away why wouldn't you just stick to a bassminnow
All i can say is.. Bring on the Terminator Finesse Jerkbaits!! then we wont be having discussions like this about plastics being "tougher" or better scented... other plastics wont compare to them
Tim
p.s. Not an exceptional photo.. but you can see a Terminator Finesse Jerkbait
Wait a lil bit fellas, and you'll be able to get the Terminator Finesse Jerkbait, which is a 4" model, profile of a bass minnow, but doesnt have a forked tail and ofcourse, 1" longer.. but certainly does catch bream!! and... 2" Curltail Grubs... they should be out in the next couple of weeks.. and the 4" Finesse Jerkbait and 2" Grub will be for mostly our southern waters for bream and such, while the 5" jerkbait will be mostly for offshore guys and northern anglers..