most successful soft plastics this year so far ?
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gdd
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Re: most successful soft plastics this year so far ?
a couple of mates swear by the black minnow, done well on them this year - probably have accounted for most of their fish. they tend to switch between the 12g onshore and the 25g offshore (both 120mm) depending on strength/stage of tide
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sailnfish
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Re: most successful soft plastics this year so far ?
Just had a 49cm Bass on my third cast with the 120mm 25g black minnow. Thats two fish in around 8 casts with it !gdd wrote:a couple of mates swear by the black minnow, done well on them this year - probably have accounted for most of their fish. they tend to switch between the 12g onshore and the 25g offshore (both 120mm) depending on strength/stage of tide
Fish away mad
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gdd
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Re: most successful soft plastics this year so far ?
Nice one mate!! not one bit jealous here sitting in work, i swear!
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MC
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Re: most successful soft plastics this year so far ?
for me the most successful plastic lure is the other persons as only managed bass on bait this year
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Spruce
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Re: most successful soft plastics this year so far ?
6'' DoLive sticks fished weightless/weedless...brilliant