Hi All I saw Rob Fisher use a squirrel Tail Wor

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Monster

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Hi All

I saw Rob Fisher use a squirrel Tail Worm the other day on ESA Bass. It looks like the business. Where Can I find some?, How do you fish it properly?
 
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robfisher

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I fish them on a Picasso Shaky Head jig and they are dynamite! Not sure where they are available outside JHB but the Ninja (Murchison’s) and The Complete Angler stock them! I also fish them on drop shot and even CBC rigged.
 
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Monster

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Hi Rob

Thank You for the advice they looked like dynamite on the show especially for smallies. Am I mistaken in assuming that the tail end floats? If been looking for a good shakky head worm for a long time with the requiremet that the tail floats to give it a bit more action. As a rule I know that hand poured worms do this but the thinner profile and the boyant tail of the squirrel tail will out fish any hand poured.

I also think that these worms on a dynamic jig head( jig head connected to a hook by a movable clip) will kill. Cant't wait to try it out.

Nev thanks fot the advice I'll swing by the angling pro shop. Charles and the boys are awesome!
 
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Monster

Senior Member
Hi Rob

Thank You for the advice they looked like dynamite on the show especially for smallies. Am I mistaken in assuming that the tail end floats? If been looking for a good shakky head worm for a long time with the requiremet that the tail floats to give it a bit more action. As a rule I know that hand poured worms do this but the thinner profile and the boyant tail of the squirrel tail will out fish any hand poured.

I also think that these worms on a dynamic jig head( jig head connected to a hook by a movable clip) will kill. Cant't wait to try it out.

Nev thanks fot the advice I'll swing by the angling pro shop. Charles and the boys are awesome!
 
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Monster

Senior Member
Hi Rob

Thank You for the advice they looked like dynamite on the show especially for smallies. Am I mistaken in assuming that the tail end floats? If been looking for a good shakky head worm for a long time with the requiremet that the tail floats to give it a bit more action. As a rule I know that hand poured worms do this but the thinner profile and the boyant tail of the squirrel tail will out fish any hand poured.

I also think that these worms on a dynamic jig head( jig head connected to a hook by a movable clip) will kill. Cant't wait to try it out.

Nev thanks fot the advice I'll swing by the angling pro shop. Charles and the boys are awesome!
 
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100% African

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Monster, i'm curious to know how you got 997 posts? if you divide 997 by 3 you get 332.3... so you must have made a few single posts somewhere. lol... :lol:1:lol:1
 
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Bigmouth

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Monster wrote:
Hi All

I saw Rob Fisher use a squirrel Tail Worm the other day on ESA Bass. It looks like the business. Where Can I find some?, How do you fish it properly?
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Hi Monster,

 

Bouwer Broers in Voortrekker weg Pretoria verkoop hulle ook in 3 verskillende kleure.

Praat met Renier.
 
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robfisher

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Hi Monster... I got Squirrel Tails a little while back and they have accounted for a lot of fish... I tried them at Kwaggas last month and while Kwaggas isn’t the best destination for a shaky head I found a nice sandy patch in the trees and let the rig fly and nailed two very nice smallies that helped me win the little compo... Being in KZN I have fished them at Midmar (dynamite), Albert’s and Inanda with great success.

And yes the little bit on the end does flat which gives the bait some awesome movement!
 
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PEETO

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Squirrel Tail Worms in Johannesburg- Wetsern Accessories in Boksburg stock the whole range, bought a few pakkets.

Will fish them in the next couple of days.
 
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