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28-07-2003, 08:27 AM
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Storm softies
Has anybody got feedback on the storm softies? I had a look at them the other day and thought they looked quite good. I was wandering what people have been using and for what.
Come on Dave W you should have something to say on this. Cheers Titfish 
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28-07-2003, 09:05 AM
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Hi Titfish (great name by the way),
I've had heaps of luck with the Rattlegrubs in the smaller sizes, particularly in Smoke / Red Flake and Pumpkinseed. They have a very heavy aniseed smell - long held as a Bream favorite. I've done a little experimenting on fresh water species as well, nailed quite a few deepwater Bass on the 3", and (so far) a lone Trout. The Bream below agreed with me  Cheers,
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28-07-2003, 09:07 AM
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That particular Smoke / Red Flake Rattlegrub has accounted for more Whiting than any other plastic I've tried...... even beating (just
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