Great video mate good advice I have all of those lures and more and they actually work well for bream, trevally ,tailor and even fresh water for redfin my favourite all-rounder would have to be the 1/4 Oz blade bait .
Thanks for the info... Question... what size line is recommended? Is 10/15/20 pound braid with 12/20 pound flouro too heavy? What size jigheads? Im using 1/8 1/12 1/16 with 1 or 2 size hooks, but find maybe too long for the 2 n a half inch... maybe im rigging it up wrong 😅😅 Ive just recently ventured into lures... I do prefer curly tails.. or ones non paddle tail.. never caught anything on a paddle tail 😅 Those answers would be great. Cheers and subbed
Braid you can go up to 20lb if the diameter isn't too thick which is most these days. I would stick to 12lb if you are in Vic a lot of our water is pretty dirty so using that heavy is fine although a lot use less all the way done to 4lb. Yeah some of the hooks will go right down to the end of the grub so bit smaller is better but I still use them and they work. The curl tail does get stuck on the hook more though
@@w0lfm4n43 no worries. Small channel so try to get back to as all comments I see pop up NSW still a ripper place to fish, hopefully the rain eases up to clear up all the systems up there for yas
Thanks very much for sharing this great info. I most certainly will be trying these lures
No worries, glad I could help
thanks for explaining it so clear. we are newbies and appreciate this info/cheers
Great video mate good advice I have all of those lures and more and they actually work well for bream, trevally ,tailor and even fresh water for redfin my favourite all-rounder would have to be the 1/4 Oz blade bait .
Thanks for the feedback. Yes, they are great lure for beginners I think as you can cover so many fishing situations.
Great video some great tips in there for beginners 💜🎣
Cheers 😁 hopefully it helps a couple of people 🤞
Great video,Thanks guys
Cheers 😊 hope it helps a even just a little bit 👍
Great video Ben very informative mate . Keep up the great content..
Thanks for the feedback 😁
Great video, would love more like this🤙🎣.
Sweet will do more then 😁🤙
Appreciate the info thanks
Good work mate great lure review hard to beat the slim swims I reckon there a bream slayer
Yeah they bloody catch everything those lures
here in wa the bream aren’t very aggressive you normally catch them on chicken or sausage but ill try these out
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Great video mate. 👍
Cheers mate 👍
Great vid mate👌🏽, Adding what gear you would throw these lures on would be great info for beginners.
True, was thinking of doing a separate video on beginner bream gear 🤔 might have to if people enjoy these types of videos
@@ChasingFish Great idea mate, I'm sure a lot of people would appreciate a video like that 👌🏽
Bought a pack of ebay vibes super cheap and caught heaps on them. 5 bucks for about 5 of them.
I'd love to see a list that excludes soft plastics...to the intermediates we know that z man grubz and slim swimz in motor oil are a chest code :p
Haha fair enough, could make a video. For beginners hard to go past lures that you know definitely catch fish nearly every time haha
@@ChasingFish yea I always use motor oil grubz and slim swimz and only if the bite if not do I switch it up
Thanks CZcams algorithm for this video
Thanks for the info...
Question... what size line is recommended?
Is 10/15/20 pound braid with 12/20 pound flouro too heavy?
What size jigheads? Im using 1/8 1/12 1/16 with 1 or 2 size hooks, but find maybe too long for the 2 n a half inch... maybe im rigging it up wrong 😅😅
Ive just recently ventured into lures...
I do prefer curly tails.. or ones non paddle tail.. never caught anything on a paddle tail 😅
Those answers would be great. Cheers and subbed
Braid you can go up to 20lb if the diameter isn't too thick which is most these days. I would stick to 12lb if you are in Vic a lot of our water is pretty dirty so using that heavy is fine although a lot use less all the way done to 4lb.
Yeah some of the hooks will go right down to the end of the grub so bit smaller is better but I still use them and they work. The curl tail does get stuck on the hook more though
Thanks for responding 🤜🤛
I wish i was into fishing as much as i am now, when i lived in vic.
Am in nsw now.
That is true... the tail does 😂🤣😂
@@w0lfm4n43 no worries. Small channel so try to get back to as all comments I see pop up
NSW still a ripper place to fish, hopefully the rain eases up to clear up all the systems up there for yas
Daiwa Gekkabijin range of lures all catch bream
Legend!
Definitely want vids like this
Sub for sure
Hey, what colour bait do you think is best?
Ooo good question, in soft plastics probably motor oil and hard body probably a suji prawn type of colour