



they look like the Proberos lures. Perhaps a generic type of design? Looking forward to reading how they work out for you. I've thought of reshaping the bib on mine to give it some corners on the front to see if it will help the lure rock sideways.
I got them from here: https://www.banggood.com/1-Pcs-14cm-Bai ... 55599.htmlkingiFiddler wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2018 4:39 pmthey look like the Proberos lures. Perhaps a generic type of design? Looking forward to reading how they work out for you. I've thought of reshaping the bib on mine to give it some corners on the front to see if it will help the lure rock sideways.
Cool.kingiFiddler wrote: ↑Sat Feb 10, 2018 9:44 amYou just did.![]()
Will post details of the lures once I know what's coming.
Good point, thanks. It makes me wonder if the KFNZ tackle library + members can help us all work out how important the different aspects are. I mean, does the action and colours have to imitate bait-critters exactly, or just be enticing enough to generate a strike. Maybe we can get to the stage we strip the colours completely off a well-performing lure and see if it still gets hit. Or if a particular colour stands out amongst others of the same style, then we change the bib shape to change the action and see if it still gets hit. So many questions, so little time.
Were you using singles? & what do you do when you get a strike?dedant wrote: ↑Wed Apr 11, 2018 2:41 pmI can endorse the Savage Gear Manic Prey Diver as a snapper catcher. Bought recently and tried it on last weekend's club trip. Yes. Worked well . Attracted some big strikes in water to 8m deep. Dropped two good fish one after the other when the hooks pulled ( trevs maybe ? ) multiple snapper . Easy to troll compared to the old faithful Dr Evil.
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