Storm

willo

Sealiner
The magical skippy ( giant herring )has been my nemesis over the yrs , cracked the magical meter mark when I was 7 on a live bait in the Gulu river , unfortunately got gill hooked and died . Think it was a bad omen as it has taken over 25yrs to land another one and it was my first on lure .
I have hooked a few others , but they have always managed to shake the hook during there flight mode .

Iv spent hours targeting them in the local swan river , but for some reason just can't seem to crack the code .
Have had better luck sighting and getting a few hook ups up north in exmouth , hopefully on the next few trips it will be a bit more skippy friendly .

Cheers for the reply .
 

Ben REINERS

Sealiner
Staff member
I think many SL's has said it before but when a lure seems to work or look good , then its a "must have" in the lure box...........:)

Between 3 of us we ordered from the STORM range nl. the
Z Stick , the So Run Minnow, & the So Run Sinking Pencil...... altogether 18 lures in different sizes & colors......Spin A Holic was the last nail in our decision..... :shock:

Have a look on Insideangling.com on line shop.......prices are very reasonable & free shipping with all orders of R1000-00 & above.
 

willo

Sealiner
Thanks for the heads up , those prices are very reasonable - the storm lures are a 1/3 of the price I'm getting them here for .
 

die spook

Senior Member
abriedem wrote:
Hi all,
Where do we buy these lures. I need to buy new lures for the boat. This looks like a good option to replace the rappies.

Thx

Hi Abriedem

Meeste hengelwinkels hoort hulle aan te hou. Kan ook online bestel word.

http://www.basilmanning.co.za/storm-z-stick-95-81900.html

Spook
 

die spook

Senior Member
Hallou

Is die So Run sinking pencil net so effektief soos die Flutterstick? Ek het albei en kry amper altyd ten minste n jaag op die Flutterstick. Kan egter nie dieselle s^e van die So Run.

Why fix something that is not broken soos die engelsman sal s^e?

Spook
 

SPIN A HOLIC

Sealiner
The sinking pencils have there own action and technique to fish them. They are great lures.
 

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die spook

Senior Member
Okay ek trek my woorde terug. Baie mooi visse daai Spin. Gebruik jy dieselfde tegniek met die So Run as met die Flutterstick?

Ek het die een in die foto. Dalk sukkel die visse om hom te sien? Daai pienk een in jou fotos lyk asof hy beter sal werk.
 

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die spook

Senior Member
Daai So Run is dodelik. In een sessie twee leeries met hom gekry en een verloor. Dieselfde sessie ook drie leeries op n klein Heddon gekry.
 

duckbill

Senior Member
The pink So Runs are leerie magnets. Even had moonies chasing them, but couldn't hook one. I think the lures were too big. I got the smallest CID Shiverstick that I plan to present as moonie lunch in summer.

Anyone successfully targeting moonies on lure? I'd love to catch me one of them buggers.
 

duckbill

Senior Member
Hi Doc

I have never done fly fishing. It looks way too complicated. They were grabbing at the So Run, but given the fat profile of the lure and the rather big hooks, I failed to get a hook up. I think the little 6.5cm Shiverstick is the perfect size for them.

Have you caught them on fly? Apparently they are one of the leeries' favourite snack in the estuaries.

Cheers
 

xtc

Senior Member
Caught a fair number of moonies on 5-7cm lipped lures in Transkei - seemed to like structure close to the side, particular favourite was the remnants of a sunken small boat
 

duckbill

Senior Member
Hi xtc

I noticed how they started chasing the lure when retrieved over or past the structure they use as hideout. They are fast little buggers. Did they put up a good fight on the tackle you were using?

Duckbill
 

xtc

Senior Member
was mostly 4 - 6 pound braid and leader on either 0-7 or 2-10g rods - my go to set ups at times for the river there I was fishing a lot - small bream, snapper, kingies, pick handles, grunter etc. Moonies were also aggressive little buggers
 
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