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Old 26-11-2003, 09:01 AM
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Question need advice on catchin bb on lures/sps at the swan

hey my name is josh as you can see as my bm name is that id like to kno a good tecnique as i havent caught anything i kno it takes time but ive tried without seeing a fish at all not even a bight. And would you tell me some good lures to use.

My mates bday is comin up and were goin fishing i lost my other lures so im gonna make a fresh start to buying more and better lures rather just fanci ing the colours and just buying any.

we are going fishing near the brewery about 500 meters towards UWA where the pine trees are any advice would be highly appreciated.

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Old 26-11-2003, 09:11 AM
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hey josh,

u should be able to pick up some flatties and maybe a couple of bream there, as for lures i don't think you can go past the river2sea shed60 in gold for shorebased work. if you wanna catch some bream it might be worth fishing up round the causeway at the moment.

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Old 26-11-2003, 09:18 AM
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thnx brod

have any suggestions on tecnique and any other fav lures

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Old 26-11-2003, 09:25 AM
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hi

any of u guys notice how the r2s's seem to work so well but tehy are huge? last year only the smallest hardbodies seemed to be used...
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Old 26-11-2003, 09:26 AM
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well for the sheds keep your rod tip down until it gets into the shallow water(30-50cms, you'll pick up alot of flatties here) to keep the lure down deep, and just a slow retrieve with a pause here and there and a faster twitch here and there as well, you can also use halco scorpions in the 52 size on flats and the 52 and 35 size when fishing for bream around snags and stuff. i like gold and mainly natural colours on my lures.

but also get some softies, some muscadine sliders and a pack of 1/16th ounce size 2 jigs is a good place to start but if the blowies are rampant switch back to your lures cos'they decimate your softies,

hope tis helps,

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Old 26-11-2003, 09:31 AM
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Wats a r2s?
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Old 26-11-2003, 09:37 AM
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Exclamation ? again

are r2hs made out of metal are they heavy
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Old 26-11-2003, 09:39 AM
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sorry r2s = river 2 sea hardbody lures
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Old 26-11-2003, 09:40 AM
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r2s?

that is the brand of the lure, they are a 60mm lure with good finish, but if retrieved to fast will swim off to the side(dissapointing), but ppl say they catch lots fish.

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Old 26-11-2003, 09:52 AM
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yeh that's why they are good for bream they don't need to be retrieved fast, a slower retrieve is better for bream

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Old 26-11-2003, 09:54 AM
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and no they are'nt made of metal thy are made of plastic, but are still pretty heavy(5.5grams i think) so you can cast them pretty far

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Old 26-11-2003, 09:57 AM
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if you look on the breammaster home page, the river2 sea is the lure in the picture of the calendar, that is the gold colour.

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Old 26-11-2003, 07:44 PM
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Re: r2s?

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that is the brand of the lure, they are a 60mm lure with good finish, but if retrieved to fast will swim off to the side(dissapointing), but ppl say they catch lots fish.

HTH

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Evileye, try taking the split ring off the nose and tune it moving the towing point, I do that with all River2Sea 60s now, crank them as fast as you want then.

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Old 26-11-2003, 10:54 PM
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you a very imformative man Richo.....good work that
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