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#1 Post by freeliner »

Hi, what would be the best lure for Bass?
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freeliner wrote:Hi, what would be the best lure for Bass?
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#3 Post by wilky83 »

Kiltys are good seem to catch bass for everyone who uses them, in silver, blue, blue/silver, black/silver, orange :) also tobys are classics same colours as kiltys hope this helps
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#4 Post by fishingking »

the yo-zuri mag popper is very good and any of the abu lures work great
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#5 Post by hugo »

Sadly there's no single lure that does the biz at all times and in all conditions. Sometimes you need a deep diver sometimes a sub-surface sometimes a popper, and so on and so on. And a lure that works well in one place may not be the best somewhere else. Thats why most of us carry a fair selection of stuff and decide whats the "best" for that day and spot when we're standing in front of the water. Thats fishing! :D

I'd agree that the Kilties are a good one to start off your collection.
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#6 Post by Dave »

Id have to agree, one lure doesn't always work altought the kilty is a great fish catcher alright an inexpensive too. I'd look into geting a couple of different types of lures namely some metals (kilty, toby), subsurface (maria chase, feedshallow), mid diver (maybe a yo zuri mag minnow or something like that) and possibly a surface lure (chugbug sammy etc). I think they are generally speaking inexpensive lures and proven fish catchers.
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#7 Post by tommy e »

My number one - Slipper 11 cm. Number two - Daiwa Saltiga 14,5 cm.
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tommy e wrote:My number one - Slipper 11 cm. Number two - Daiwa Saltiga 14,5 cm.

What is that in the photo?? a bass or is it a lure ?? looks amazing :)
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wilky83 wrote:
tommy e wrote:My number one - Slipper 11 cm. Number two - Daiwa Saltiga 14,5 cm.

What is that in the photo?? a Bass or is it a lure ?? looks amazing :)
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#10 Post by wilky83 »

Sweet is that photo shopped or sumthin??

If the OP is after soft plastics try berkley gup sandeels had good results recently :)
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#11 Post by tommy e »

One more photo from yesterday. Amazing season !!!
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What area of the country is that in? South I suppose.
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#13 Post by tommy e »

Hugo wrote:What area of the country is that in? South I suppose.
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#14 Post by hugo »

Compared to here, its always an amazing season in Kerry :evil:

I was looking at those slipper lures on the Westpoint site and wondering. Not much in the way of Bass round me at the moment, but plenty sea trout. Might get a few of the smaller slippers now that I've seen your testimony. What other lures have you used that you reckon they compete with or outfish?
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Those slippers look interesting. Where did you buy them?
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#16 Post by tommy e »

Hugo wrote:Compared to here, its always an amazing season in Kerry :evil:

I was looking at those slipper lures on the Westpoint site and wondering. Not much in the way of Bass round me at the moment, but plenty sea trout. Might get a few of the smaller slippers now that I've seen your testimony. What other lures have you used that you reckon they compete with or outfish?
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#17 Post by inigo »

tommy, which saltiga are you talking about? the minnow or the pencil popper with the open gills? also which colours do you use in both slipper and saltiga?
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#18 Post by tommy e »

inigo wrote:tommy, which saltiga are you talking about? the minnow or the pencil popper with the open gills? also which colours do you use in both slipper and saltiga?
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#19 Post by tommy e »

Rapala MaxRap is O.K. :-)
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#20 Post by cd07 »

it all seems very easy in kerry! you`d probably catch em on bare hooks down there :lol: (just jealous cos dublin is the worst kip for fishin ever)

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