Burley

Clayton74 · #1 08-02-2010, 06:10 AM

New to Bream on lures folks and wondered if when you guys flick lures do you use any sort of burley? Being a hardened bait man it was just as important as bait IMO, any help would be greatly appreciated.

kevvy7 · #2 08-02-2010, 06:17 AM

you can do so and it does work. but usually when your flicking lures you keep moving covering ground.

Clayton74 · #3 08-02-2010, 06:56 AM

Thanks for that mate, I have a spot I have had alot of success with and basically all the "juicy" spots you cast at are basically within a 20 metre arc so I don't have to move that much, shorebased too.

Kenshin · #4 08-02-2010, 06:58 AM

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Originally Posted by kevvy7

you can do so and it does work. but usually when your flicking lures you keep moving covering ground.

not only is moving around alot a part of lureing bream but i personally dont like getting berly and bait anywhere near my nicer reels

Clayton74 · #5 08-02-2010, 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Kenshin

not only is moving around alot of lureing bream but i personally dont like getting berly and bait anywhere near my nicer reels

Yeah I certainly agree, I generally premix then use a large slotted spoon like you would for stews, potatoes and the like to lob it out. Had none at all on any of my gear - very particular about my gear!

Squidgee_Man · #6 08-02-2010, 07:11 AM

If you want to use Burley why not just go and buy some scents. There are heaps on the market and most of them can be applied directly to the lure. They come in spray and gel forms and sometimes work if the fish are a bit shy.

Clayton74 · #7 08-02-2010, 07:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Squidgee_Man

If you want to use Burley why not just go and buy some scents. There are heaps on the market and most of them can be applied directly to the lure. They come in spray and gel forms and sometimes work if the fish are a bit shy.

Sounds good, any brands to keep an eye out for?

A Girl · #8 08-02-2010, 07:15 AM

eewwwww YUK!!!! i am really fussy about my gear but hey it is proven to work but i just dont like any smelly yucky things on my rods and reels...im with squidgee man i'd much rather attract the fish to my lures with either scents or gels that way their is no smell on me or my gear

Kenshin · #9 08-02-2010, 07:22 AM

on the other hand i went out on another members boat recently in the ocean and altho it was bait and vary little lure the berly made all the difference they are a "fish attracting device" afterall most these bodys of water are frickin huge berly can make all the difference i had a ball on skippy that day

on the other hand when luring you are having 3 casts then moving afew meters then rinse a repeat till you move area completly so berly possibly isint all that viable plus in perth atleast it would attract all the godamn blowys! and grunters (the wrasse kind not the yellowtail grunters which are quiet fun for theyre size)

Squidgee_Man · #10 08-02-2010, 06:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Clayton74

Sounds good, any brands to keep an eye out for?

I have got some Ultrabite, the other brands i know of are Spike-it and the new one by Squidgees called S- Factor. I really dont use it that often so im not up on all the new brands and what they are called, but be assured theres heaps on the market. Pop into your local tackle store and ask them what the have. You will find they come in either an aerosol, Tube or small jar.

http://www.squidgies.com.au/publish/...y/sfactor.html

http://www.freetime.com.au/home/stimulate/

http://www.afn.com.au/shop/scditem.asp?ProdID=1646

deltaranger · #11 11-02-2010, 08:31 AM

Do you know if S-factor is sold by its self or you have to buy a packet of sp's to get it still??

Hope they have decided to sell it by itself

Brody · #12 11-02-2010, 08:49 AM

I reckon you won't be able to buy S-Factor by itself for a while, It makes much more business sense to have to spend $10.99 for a tiny amount of it each time.

deltaranger · #13 11-02-2010, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Brody

I reckon you won't be able to buy S-Factor by itself for a while, It makes much more business sense to have to spend $10.99 for a tiny amount of it each time.

I don't understand why they don't- they have the tube already made up for the slick rigs, it wouldn't be hard to sell it by itself, but hey- their lost is someone elses gain ie: ultrabite. I mainly use hb's and found s-factor is one scent that brings them on, not saying the others don't tho

Kenshin · #14 11-02-2010, 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by deltaranger

I don't understand why they don't- they have the tube already made up for the slick rigs, it wouldn't be hard to sell it by itself, but hey- their lost is someone elses gain ie: ultrabite. I mainly use hb's and found s-factor is one scent that brings them on, not saying the others don't tho

just do what my mrs did today she bought a packet of squidgy pro boof frogs 10 bucks on sale and it comes with a fairly nice sized tube of s-factor should last us awhile

mr magoo · #15 13-02-2010, 07:06 AM

i havent had much use of hard bodys,but for plastics off a boat i find if in some circumstances,burley is great

i fish a wall,an we work up and down with the current via the lecci
the burley definetly brings results and concentrates fish

but if your casting and moving your probably doin more harm then good

so theres no mess,make up your burley at home,bread based with water and what ever you want in there,minced fish frames ,what ever, freeze them in to small 1or 2 kg bags ,wack them in a keeper net,and tie them of to your boat,when the bags finished leave it tied of and drive back to the ramp and the bag will be clean(ish)