Mira Shad

bigbreambos · #1 02-03-2008, 12:47 AM

I just puchased a C'ultiva Mira Shad 50mm. Has anyone had any success on these? Are they any good for bream?

Cheers

bream flathead7 · #2 02-03-2008, 01:34 AM

Ive had a bit of success on the mirashads, caught my first bream on a lure with one. I'd also imagine they would go pretty good on the flatties aswell. A few other good features is they come with owners and are bloody sharp! I think they have a great action and are great for the bream.

bf7

lockyh_19 · #3 02-03-2008, 04:20 AM

they r really good i have a couple and use them alot, get alot of fish on them as well lol. alot of the blokes that i fish with use them aswell they call them "their big fish lure" lol, due to the fact they do catch alot of big fish lol.

Try Hard · #4 02-03-2008, 06:29 AM

i use them coz their a ceeper alternative to the sx40s!!! great lure though, i jumped in the pool with one the other day and they get some serious flash happening in the late afternon sun! thank-you for prism tape! the little GTs and stuff really like them up here. we really slowly troll with them in the blue colour when the little mack tuna come in, funny thing is they always seen to get the biggest in the school interested!!
Isaac

bigbreambos · #5 02-03-2008, 05:51 PM

Cool ill give it a go, thanks guys.

Cheers

Shortlite · #6 03-03-2008, 02:08 AM

Very good plug. Attracts all sorts of fish species. Have caught bream, barra, tarpon, flathead, sooty grunter, mangrove jacks on them. Great little lure: good wobble even at slower speed, and it wobbles as it slowly rises when stopped.

Bigger body, so not quite the cheaper SX40 alternative. There are times when I've put it in front of fish and the size has put them off.

I reckon a shallow diving version would be the bomb! Just like sometimes we need a shallow SX 40 too.