new bream lures

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found some new bream lures at fish outta water the other day that im really keen to try out and just wondering if anyone else has had a chance to use them.

they are the blades i picked up the eco gear version but daiwa makes them to i think.

http://img249.imageshack.us/img249/9128/09042008138ld6.jpg

i also got a eco gear sx 40 and a cheap version made by kokoda they both have almost identical swimming style ones $25 and the other was $5.

http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/3192/09042008140ha2.jpg

heres some other recent additions to my bream lures. some halco scorpians, a small surface popper and some shallow running minnows.

http://img404.imageshack.us/img404/6985/09042008139ik4.jpg

now i just need a chance to get out and use them

[Bass flicker]

Those little kakoda sprogs are great. Make sure you tune them because the dont swim straight, and change the trebles to owner brand. The trebels on cheap lures are woeful and owner stingers account for WAY more bream. You end up with hookups just from fish taking timid nudges at your lures!

You have a good selection if you need any help with how to tune or simply use them to thier most potential, read a book called how to catch bream on hard bodied lures by steve Starling and Kaj busch. Or pm myself or beats.

[davidmda]

ohh hmmm i bought a nice cheap tackle box today with 100 peices in it, mainly bought it for the box itself. But it came witha few of these not sure how to use them correctly yet but cant wait to learn and try.

[Bass flicker]

ohh hmmm i bought a nice cheap tackle box today with 100 peices in it, mainly bought it for the box itself. But it came witha few of these not sure how to use them correctly yet but cant wait to learn and try.


Read read read, thats all I can say. Get yourself an Aus fishing encylopedia and digest the lot. It will help you in leaps and bounds.

[fishboy45]

mate with that eco gear 40x retive the lure in slow and you would get a alot of baby snapper and bream.

[davidmda]

thats wht i plan to do:confused2: i also bought a book called the fishermans almanac, wich includes a description of fish, best baits, best time, best areas etc...good read havnt begun to digest it all though, so much info in there haha

[leelee]

Those metal blades catch everything.

They would be the next best thing, but they already are ha ha ha

Cheers

Lee

[davidmda]

hey BF, sorry bout nt replying to u about the 40's, says ur inbox in full and cant receive? dunno if u have cleared it or not, anyway, would u be able to give me a simple expalntion on how to use bream lures, if u wouldnt mind, wanna try it out on sunday! cheers:beerchug:

[no idea]

yer BF i had the same problem. How do you tune lures? im only really just getting into lure fishing and i need all the help i can get.

anyone else who has some pointers feel free to let us know. and hopefully ill be able to repay you with some photos of nice big great bream.

cheers oli.

[Bass flicker]

Allright boys here goes. To tune your lure you need a pair of pliers with you. Firstly tou will need to swimm the lure in the water in front of yourself watching the the lure and paying close attention on wich way it pulls left right or center. If a lure pulls to the right you need to get the pliers and bend the piece of steel that holds the split ring(the bit you tie off to) to the left. In simple terms bend the steele in the opposite way to where the lure pulls.

As for using bream lures, think like a bream. Bream LOOOOOVE structure, so have an idea of the structure under the water that you will be fishing. If using a hard body that dives to 4ft you must cast atleast 4ft past your structure so it will be swimming at its peak depth when passing your structure. Match your lure to the under water depth of the structure your fishing. It may be some jettie pylons, a sunken boat, some scragly rocks or a fallen tree.

If your not sure of the area, try bouncing some soft plastics around and use them to feel out the bottom and any objects laying around on the ocean/ river floor.

[davidmda]

thanks heeps bass, man uv tuaght me so much, haha, would love to go fishing with ya sumtime, theres not enough hours in a day!

[Bass flicker]

thanks heeps bass, man uv tuaght me so much, haha, would love to go fishing with ya sumtime, theres not enough hours in a day!

Its really just the tip of the ice berg. You can make fishing as complicated or as simple as you like!

[no idea]

cheers for the tips mate.