Atomic Semi-Hard Stick Minnows

[Breamobsession]

Just wondering how many of you forum folk have used Atomic Semi-Hard Stick Minnows. How did they go? How do they compare to other Stick Minnows tou have used?

[Stick Minnow]

Wasn't a fan of them until recently, they don't have the flutter that other stick minnows do but they sink faster, good for deeper water. check out June Reports!!!!!!!!!!, near the bottom of page 5, post number 95 to see how good they are!

[Breamobsession]

Originally Posted by Stick Minnow

Wasn't a fan of them until recently, they don't have the flutter that other stick minnows do but they sink faster, good for deeper water. check out June Reports!!!!!!!!!!, near the bottom of page 5, post number 95 to see how good they are!

Very nice work mate. Gotta be happy with a nice Jewie.

[Breamobsession]

What's the best way to work them, do i just work them like any other Stickbait?

[Stick Minnow]

i work them like a placcie, letting them hit the bottom and then giving them a few flicks.

[Breamobsession]

Originally Posted by Stick Minnow

i work them like a placcie, letting them hit the bottom and then giving them a few flicks.

Yeah thought as much. Thanks mate.

[isaac.chopper]

I was lucky enough to fish with steve Morgan in the bream grand final where he showed properly how to fish them, I had previously caught fish on them in the derwent river around boats and jetties. On day 2 we compiled a 4kg+ bag on them around snags and sight casting to fish digging on edges. Now I've been using them in the derwent and on the east coast always catching fish on them, a very versitile lure. One session I landed 5 fish in 5 casts off a breakwall with the biggest being 39.5 ttf. They are also a good surface lure.

My go to lure around structure and for tailing/digging fish. Land it right on their head let it hit the bottom, if not hooked up a few flicks so it looks like the bream has scared it from it's hiding spot whilst digging for it. They also have n awesome action!

Isaac.

[Breamobsession]

Originally Posted by isaac.chopper

I was lucky enough to fish with steve Morgan in the bream grand final where he showed properly how to fish them, I had previously caught fish on them in the derwent river around boats and jetties. On day 2 we compiled a 4kg+ bag on them around snags and sight casting to fish digging on edges. Now I've been using them in the derwent and on the east coast always catching fish on them, a very versitile lure. One session I landed 5 fish in 5 casts off a breakwall with the biggest being 39.5 ttf. They are also a good surface lure.

My go to lure around structure and for tailing/digging fish. Land it right on their head let it hit the bottom, if not hooked up a few flicks so it looks like the bream has scared it from it's hiding spot whilst digging for it. They also have n awesome action!

Isaac.

Thanks mate, sounds like it could be well worth me buying a few.

[mal]

I have been using the semi-hardz for the past month or so with great success. Regularly catching bream, whiting and flathead in my local piece of water. Muddy prawn is my favourite colour with yellow chartreuse a close second. I tend to either fish them like a plastic or a reasonably constant shake and retrieve.
...mal

[Breamobsession]

Originally Posted by mal

I have been using the semi-hardz for the past month or so with great success. Regularly catching bream, whiting and flathead in my local piece of water. Muddy prawn is my favourite colour with yellow chartreuse a close second. I tend to either fish them like a plastic or a reasonably constant shake and retrieve.
...mal

Nice Bream Mal. Welcome to the site. Made my mind up will be getting a few tomorrow. I'm a big big fan of stick minnows just hadn't used one of these yet and was not sure how hey compare to others. Thanks fellas.

[isaac.chopper]

heres the proof

[Fishigan]

Classic I just bought that one. Hope I have the same success when I use mine

[Breamobsession]

Nice Bream fellas. What colours have you found work best?

[Stick Minnow]

ghost Gill Brown!!!

[isaac.chopper]

all my bigger fish have been caught on purple shadow and muddy prawn.

i ahve caught fish on every colour but ghost gill brown is certainly a good colour. The colours that look like prawns and shrimp seem to work the best.