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Bigbass37 29-10-2015 03:12 AM

Surface lures for whiting
 
Hi guys, as it is getting into summer, I want to start chasing some whiting off the surface. Any advice on what sorta lures to use would be great. i have got the perfect set up for it, a 1-3kg lox yoshi, a Stradic fj 1000 with 4lbs sunline. so i will have no problem casting the extra light lures.
Cheers, Harry

Joely 29-10-2015 03:25 AM

Ecogear px55 and lucky craft NW Pencils in light or clear colours with a little pink or orange are my favourites. I like these more than others (like the often suggested Sammy's) because they are easier to track straight. You don't want "dog walking". Using a heavier nylon/flouro leader will also aid in tracking.

olistevo 29-10-2015 04:05 AM

Atomic k9s and sugarpens,

sucker 29-10-2015 04:35 AM

why dont you want dog walking?

Joely 29-10-2015 04:56 AM

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Originally Posted by sucker (Post 669656)
why dont you want dog walking?

Depends what I'm targeting. If I want bream as by-catch and don't mind missing more whiting, I'll dog walk. If I'm just trying to catch whiting, I want it to sort of pop and flick straight. I get slightly more follows with this method and probably around 3 times more hookups. At least in my local, the whiting seem to have a bad aim.

DrLuvski 29-10-2015 05:37 AM

I'm with you on the poppers for catching more whiting. Tracking straight gives them more of a chance of hooking up. I've found the atomic pop 50 in the clear and dark shad to be pretty good. Once I got rid of both sets of trebles and replaced the rear treble with a set of pre made assist hooks my hook up rate increased even more. It also makes it easier to get the fish off the single hooks.
I've had times when I've battled for so long to get the trebles out that the rest of the whiting had moved on. (usually when 2 or even 3 of the of the trebles had been gobbled up)

little_ash_25 29-10-2015 07:05 AM

I use 6lb mono as leader to make lure track straight, mono floats

PX55, sugarpen and duo poco my top 3 lures for whiting, PX55 always first choice :) it cast well and walks dog nicely :)

Nimbin157 29-10-2015 09:27 AM

Some of those little Gomoku poppers look good . Nice colours, 3 grams and put on some assists . Atomic K9 walkers are a fave as well. If theyre not playing on the surface any clear coloured mid divers like Atomics or Pontoon 21 will do by banging it through the sand.The places i fish generally allow me to cast with the wind behind me which helps. If onshore i will walk out and cast backwards.

Eastbrimin 29-10-2015 05:03 PM

Always used Sugarpens and always have had success with Walk the Dog retrieve.. Colour HF119 always been the best colour for me :D

Dugout 29-10-2015 06:07 PM

Bassday Sugapens, Zipbaits Skinnypop JR and Atomic k9 walkers. Can't go wrong there :cool:

Partizan Fk 29-10-2015 07:15 PM

Maria Stick baits and sebile 52 splasher.

Hi Tech 29-10-2015 08:22 PM

I find walk the dog lures on calm days work a treat and poppers on windy days.

The Iceman 30-10-2015 12:58 AM

Sammy 55 in stin shrimp worked really well for me last summer

sucker 30-10-2015 02:46 AM

sugarpen hf119 would be my pick, fished with a fast walk the dog retrieve against the wind chop has worked best for me.

DrLuvski 30-10-2015 03:45 AM

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Originally Posted by little_ash_25 (Post 669664)
I use 6lb mono as leader to make lure track straight, mono floats

PX55, sugarpen and duo poco my top 3 lures for whiting, PX55 always first choice :) it cast well and walks dog nicely :)

Also had quite a bit of success with the duo poco in the gold head colour. Replaced the trebles with single hooks. They're pretty light but my lox can Attachment 106231cast them a long way.


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