Hardbodies I'm using. Suggestions?

[thefunkychicken]

Gday.

I'm an rank amateur bream fisherman. I've pieced together this small collection of har body lures?

What do you blokes think? What am I missing? What should I not bother with?

I haven't gotten a Breambo on any of the poppers yet but I'm still trying after hearing the successes of others on surface lures.

Cheers and thanks. Any help/tips/info is greatly appreciated.

[thefunkychicken]

And what about these ones?

Are the bigger one a bit too big?

Again, any help, info, suggestions or criticisms would be great. I'm a bit of a newcomer to this "bream on lure" thing but any ponter is a good one.

Cheers. Thanks.

[sammy]

my biggest tip to you would be get some sx 40s and sugar deeps and that will help you out heeps.

[Piscateur]

Where do you generally fish and what kind of structure / terrain.

[Chamelion]

Top photo, top row, second from the left.. Daiwa SC Shiner. If you can't raise a hit from bream on one of those it might be time to consider golf. Excellent lures imo.

[thefunkychicken]

Originally Posted by Piscateur

Where do you generally fish and what kind of structure / terrain.

Gday.

Mainly eastury and river waters in anything from 2' to 6' deep.

I also fish around a few boat marinas that have jetties and pontoons where the water is a bit deeper (getting up to the 12' mark I'm guessing).

Thanks for the replies.

Cheers.

[thefunkychicken]

Originally Posted by Chamelion

Top photo, top row, second from the left.. Daiwa SC Shiner. If you can't raise a hit from bream on one of those it might be time to consider golf. Excellent lures imo.

Gday.

That lure has done me ok. That is the last one of the 3 that I bought, I've lost the other 2 on bite offs or bust offs.

I suck at golf. I'll just go for a 5k walk and leave all the sticks, balls and bags at home thanks.

Cheers.

[Squidlipz]

Refer to my post in your plastics thread!!!!

[thefunkychicken]

Originally Posted by EPhunt

Refer to my post in your plastics thread!!!!

Thanks. Will do.

Cheers.

[sammy]

the big switchblade is that a 3/8 or a 1/2

[thefunkychicken]

Originally Posted by sammy

the big switchblade is that a 3/8 or a 1/2

I just went out to the garage to take a look to be sure:

The blades, from left to right, are 1/2, 1/4, 1/8.

Being an newcomer, I'd think the 1/2 blade would be a bit big for bream. I use it when I'm aiming for Mulloway rather than Bream specifically (because I think it is too big). Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Cheers.

[Piscateur]

Just a starting pack, as the list would grow beyond crazy.

Casting from Banks Sx 40, Atomic shads / cranks, chubbys, blades, wrigglers, grubs, Gulp worms etc.


Verticle structure, microvibes, gulp worms, wrigglers, grubs, etc.

[Rocksy]

+ 1 for Atomic Cranks.

I'll also suggest Lively Lures Micro Mullet, and TT's Ghost blade if they haven't been mentioned.

[Chamelion]

Oh, can't go wrong with Cranka/Usami Shads also. Former for salt water suspension and a little more casting distance and latter for slow rise/float.

[sammy]

havent try those cranks yet go get i saw the cod you got oon yours matt top stuff