mazeppa
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Farmer , the best artificial lures for Garrick are the Aubrey Da Gama chisel nose plugs. You get them in wood and plastic. The sizes required for the tackle you have would be 4 and 5oz plugs. Be sure to replace the ready made up rigs with flourocarbon line of 40-60lb. Cast them of at first light and last light of the island for best results for bigger garrick . The smaller ones tend to stay longer in the area and is big fun on lighter tackle and 2oz plugs.
For kob , use rapalas with weighted hooks and reel them in slowly for best results
For kob , use rapalas with weighted hooks and reel them in slowly for best results
If you have one choice always stick to white.The onde's work for almost every fish out there so you might get small leeries on them but more likely to get some shad on them(catch them , slide or swim them for the big leeries!)
I have caught small leeries on dropshot but only in lagoon mouths(5inch jerkshad in smelt and mackerel colours but if you can find the power pearl watermelon shad it would be 1st choice)
When are you going and where are you gonna stay?
I have caught small leeries on dropshot but only in lagoon mouths(5inch jerkshad in smelt and mackerel colours but if you can find the power pearl watermelon shad it would be 1st choice)
When are you going and where are you gonna stay?
I prefer the conniseur poppers in 2oz for the Garrick. You also need to move around on the island to find them as they aren't always in the same place. Cob have been coming out on paddle tail soft baits as well. If the island isn't working you can try Shark point. I am planning a trip there in the next month or 2 and I will be taking my 8ft heavy Exceller with Cardinal 704 and 8lb Fireline, I want to target Garrick and a Kob.
