How to Fish the TT Switchblade+ Lure for Flathead, Bream, Snapper and more - How to catch Flathead.
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- čas přidán 18. 10. 2023
- Justin Willmer grabs a handful of the new TT Switchblade+ metal vibration blade lures and runs through techniques and retrieves for fishing different scenarios for a variety of species, including flathead, snapper and bream. Fish on!
The original Switchblade from TT set the standard in metal vibe lures, and has been a favourite for anglers chasing a wide variety of fish species. Now the revolution is here with Switchblade+.
Upgraded with a dazzling set of new colour finishes and patterns - with many UV-reactive options - this new generation metal blade also features premium Owner® trebles and multiple tow points for customising the action and vibration.
37mm / 3.5g
42mm / 7g
56mm / 14g
Check out the full colour range at tackletactics.com.au/TT-Fishi...
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TT Red Belly Spin Rods - RBS702ML 7' 2-4kg 2pce
Okuma Ceymar HD Spin Reels - CHD-2500HA
Platypus Pulse X8 Braid - 8lb White
Platypus Hard Armour Leader - 12-15lb Supple
TT SwitchPrawn+ Metal Vibration Blades
Pro-Cure Super Gel Scent - Sardine / Pilchard
TT Split Ring Pliers 6" - 5025
TT Floating Lip Grips Small - 5030
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Great video showing not only the fish caught but also the technique used .
Hey @rickconner4895, thanks for the kind words. Always great to have Andrew out with me on the camera so that he can throw the drone up and we can break it down a bit. Hope you're getting stuck into a few. Cheers, Justin
Definitely going to get some of those for the tackle box 🎣
Cheers @davidlowe1975, all the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin
Great video mate thanks for the information 👍💯
Hey @lesfredericks4232, great to hear the vid hit the mark and thanks for the king words. Keeps us fired up for future video sessions. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin
Still love my old gold for bass more quality products from TT
@andrewlangton6570 definitely always room for gold based colours in my bass kit too. A great colour in all water types, looks spectacular in tannin and stained water, and deadly in low light conditions. Hope you're hooked up soon. Cheers, Justin
Thanks Justin, just the info I was looking for! Looking forward to trying out the blades when they arrive from Addict Tackle next week.
@MattsFishingEscapes there's a great range of colours and I'm sure you'll nail some nice fish on them. Glad the info was useful, that will fire us up to film some more. Cheers, Justin
Point if in weed it is weedless lure pushes through with ease.
I just brought the 7g Orange Nightmare from bcf hopefully I can get some.
@scpk7366, A deadly colour choice. Hope you get stuck into a few soon. Cheers, Justin
Bring back the Electric Chicken I can’t find it anywhere .. Flatties loved them
Hey @davidcarlisle6560, that is definitely a deadly colour and my wife's favourite. We still run a stack of ZMan models in the Electric Chicken, that you will find on our website www.tackletactics.com.au. Part numbers are included on the website and you can order through any store that stocks our gear if you're still struggling to track them down. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin
Hey mate, I got the 56mm nightmare switchblade. Is it effective for bream/flatties in an estuary? I've found South Aussie waters to be very challenging.
Hey @bernieadam1985, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. The 56mm is a favourite for fishing deep schooled fish in impoundments and also deeper structure, bait and fish in the salt. It would be ideal for fishing deeper channel edges and drop offs and will catch mulloway, flathead and a wide variety of species. When targeting bream and flathead in shallower water (less than 3m) I would probably change to one of the two smaller sizes and fish it along the drop offs for flathead and over the weed and rubble for bream. If it is weedy and snaggy you can wind the Switchblade slowly over the top of the structure and if you find sandy patches in the weed or a clean weed edge then this can be deadly for hopping the blade on the bottom. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin
Greetings coming from Indonesia, greetings from fellow anglers from all over the world, healthy greetings and slam strike
Cheers @bernaduskailemakurfishing, Fish on! Cheers, Justin
@@tackletacticstv7687 always healthy greetings and always successful greetings senior
I would like to see all zman paddle tails to solid like the minnow z ya can fit with assist hooks with a twist best way is when one stretches material it pulls assists to a point were hooks are 3mm out from body but on the strike come out to a point of12 mm brilliant for troll or skipping give it a go best weight is 10g.
Hey @brettellis1837, Thanks for the feedback and rigging ideas. I believe that our TT assist hooks have just arrived in stock, so I look forward to some rigging and experimenting. Cheers, Justin
Looks a bit like the pine river in north Brisbane? Is that where you’re hunting in this video?
Hey @ryanhill4091, I generally fish between the Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast, but love to get further afield when I can. These techniques are very universal, so we prefer to break down techniques rather than locations as fish will move with season, tide, rain, wind and other variables... I generally say 'fish are where you find them', so cover plenty of water and get the bites. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin
Hi Justin, is the TT Switchblades for tailor fishing too? Cheers
Hey @scpk7366, the TT Switchblade and Switchblade+ has accounted for almost every popular fish in the river, estuary and impoundment and tailor will definitely eat them. They cast long, which is great if chasing tailor land based and can also be jigged vertically around bait that tailor are feeding on, making them a versatile presentation. When spinning them for tailor I have found that the key is to mix up your retrieve until you find what the tailor want. Try a slow roll (slow wind), burn and kill (wind and pause, and a lift and pause for starters. Natural colours have worked best for me and I always make sure I carry some pliers with me to manage an angry tailor with two super sticky trebles in its mouth. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin
Thanks for the reply and may I know is what size of the lure is for tailor fishing? Cheers
@@scpk7366 it would come down to casting distance required and area being fished. I like the 42mm as a great all rounder in the rivers and estuaries, with the 56mm my go-to for deeper water, faster currents, and when spinning the beach for tailor where more distance is required, along with additional weight and control in the wash and turbulence of the waves. I generally stick with natural baitfish colours and yellow / chartreuse colours can be a bit of a secret weapon. Cheers, Justin
How do you tie it?
Hey @ECHOEDITZZ, hope all's well and you're finding a fish. The TT Switchblade+ comes with a snap clip that can be moved between tow points to adjust the action / vibration. We tie a locked blood knot to the snap clip to fish this presentation. All the best with the fishing. Cheers, Justin
@@tackletacticstv7687 thanks Justin... I'm going fishing tomorrow and after yellow belly with the size 50 and 40 mm sizes...
@@ECHOEDITZZ, no worries at all I hope the yellowbelly play the game. Fish on! Cheers, Justin
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