Paddletails.

[tauruck]

Guys, I want to know what you think of these 7,5" Paddletails.

These are the berries and I might be able to get my hands on a few.

They are not made in the far east and are really top quality.

Affordable and they are KILLER!!!!

I need opinions.

 

[tauruck]

tauruck wrote:

Guys, I want to know what you think of these 7,5" Paddletails.

These are the berries and I might be able to get my hands on a few.

They are not made in the far east and are really top quality.

Affordable and they are KILLER!!!!

I need opinions.

Sorry , Double post. Explorer  playing up.

IGNORE, thanks.

 

[neilg]

Tauruck
the problem with most of the fancy (and expensive) DRY soft plastics are that it's sprayed on.

Check if you can rub that top coat off.

they look good.

 

[ebs]

can someone please explain to me...

paddletails are used for targeting?
jerk shad are used for targeting?
worms are used for targeting?
minnows are used for targeting?

what is a universal size for bank fish? ie 2'/3'/4'/etc

sorry for hijacking but i am really keen to start dropshotting but am concerned that by buy the wrong plastic bait.

i am preping for a drive down to da mond nature reserve to target steenbra and grunter and maybe blacktail in the surf.

can someone please help give me a indication of how this baits works?

thanks

P.S. sorry for hijacking your thread Tauruck

 

[steve m]

look great but as neilg said most of them just peel off

 

[Cpt. Hook]

Z-Man has some super 4" & 6" paddle tails out called Swimmerz, and there are some large 8" ones also, the Strike King 4" Glass minnows are super and have caught many a fish for me and they last forever, and now McArthy has just released a 6" Paddle Tail in some super colours.

Paddle tails deliver.

 

[Cpt. Hook]

ebs wrote:

can someone please explain to me...

paddletails are used for targeting?
jerk shad are used for targeting?
worms are used for targeting?
minnows are used for targeting?

what is a universal size for bank fish? ie 2'/3'/4'/etc

sorry for hijacking but i am really keen to start dropshotting but am concerned that by buy the wrong plastic bait.

i am preping for a drive down to da mond nature reserve to target steenbra and grunter and maybe blacktail in the surf.

can someone please help give me a indication of how this baits works?

thanks

P.S. sorry for hijacking your thread Tauruck

All of the above imitate food source, worms are for fishing slowley, paddle tails for medium retreive, minnows and jerks are for fast retreive. You can also fish Paddle tails & Jerks weightless as surface baits. You will need to match your sizes to the bait fish around, but I have found that 4" & 5" are generall good sizes.

 

[tauruck]

neilg wrote:

Tauruck
the problem with most of the fancy (and expensive) DRY soft plastics are that it's sprayed on.

Check if you can rub that top coat off.

they look good.

Guys, Here's the info.

These soft plastics are painted and then "Double dipped" after the eyes are installed.

There is no way they can peel.

They are good, look good and fish good.

Made in the U.S.of A by a South African boytjie who has been there since the mid 80's.

I'm buying!!!!!!!!!

It's like a connection straight to Charlize Theron.

Let's not gooo there.

 

[steve m]

3000 posts in one year 14 days ::respekt: mikey

 

[BigMatt]

steve m wrote:

3000 posts in one year 14 days ::respekt: mikey

POSTING MACHINE!!!

i hope you dont talk like you post

::craz:blah

they look good... like the idea of a thinner profile with a big action on the end. the fact that its 7.5inch is also nice. i generally only see jerk shad types in that size...

 

[neilg]

Tauruck
what make are they ?
I wanne search the internet a little.

 

[basstacle4see]

Neilg, also look at Yum - Money minnow

 

[Andre Laas]

Hi tauruck

Are these floating jobbies? They actually look better than the money minnow!

You say affordable..... do you have an price estimate? It certainly looks like somethiong that can work real well!!!

 

[tauruck]

Critter wrote:

Hi tauruck

Are these floating jobbies? They actually look better than the money minnow!

You say affordable..... do you have an price estimate? It certainly looks like somethiong that can work real well!!!

Hey Critter, they are hollow and come with a weighted hook.

You need to cut a slit in the back to insert the hook.

I don't know what guys are paying for a pack of 4 but these go for $5.

I'll have an answer by the end of the month as to when my first stock arrives.