It’s no secret that the Turtleback worm is a favourite lure of mine and it is often my go to lure. With the recent colour additions this effective lure just became a lot more exciting to use. My preferred water depth when using the Turtleback worm rangers between 2 to 4 meters. I look for …
Archive for April, 2010
New Big Eye blades
It has been over a year since we released the Big Eye blade range and while they have been a popular lure for bream and flathead, anglers asked for a revised range of colours that w ere more subdued and “natural” in appearance. The wait is over and the all new matt finish series is …
Which Plastics Work?
Going into your local tackle shop now and you will see a far amount of space is taken up with lures; some of that space is taken up with soft plastics in all shapes and sizes.There are quit a few types, worms, grubs, minnows, shads, paddle tails, and all sorts of creatures and craws.There is …
Berkley Egi Master Rods – Royter
Being a master of the Egi is to be a master of the squid jig. Egi translated from Japanese into English basically means ‘squid lure’. The squid or Egi rod is quite a different creature to any other rod on the market. Where you would have a light tip and heavy butt in a standard …
Berkley Pro Team: Hi Harry
Best advice I can give you on fishing in Tassie is to go to s...
Dean: Can bigger trebbles be put on these
without affecting action ?
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