| #1  06-06-2010, 08:25 AM | |||
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 Starting lure fishing,all help welcome right, i bought dexters wedge, are these much good sidespinners those jelly like fish diving plug, it floats but then dives when i reel and a jointed plug well im not new to fishing but i am to lure fishing i live in weymouth town centre i usally fish stone pier or pleasure pier, and harbour, i really wanna catch a bass or makkie all advice greatful cheers guys tight lines :)      |
| #2 06-09-2010, 03:27 AM | |||
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| Re: Starting lure fishing,all help welcome Quote:
I reckon if there are bass aroung you will do well with the dexters, however I've never caught one from a pier they like rocky marks with a bit of wave action, or sandy beeches where there are deeper pools etc. Your plugs should work well too, they'll take them right off the surface, and your jellies will attract all sorts. For mackies a cheap set of feathers (usually about a quid) should work perfectly, but they'll go for spinners too, in fact when they're in a feeding frenzy they'll take a bare hook even. Best advice = try them all and have fun, you'll discover quite quickly what works best where you are. Don't be afraid to experiment! Tight lines. (Soon you will be the master) |
| #3 06-09-2010, 09:33 PM | |||
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| Re: Starting lure fishing,all help welcome When you are lure fishing, it pays to search the water and not stay too long in any one position. Spinnerbaits, crankbaits, and plastic worms work best for bass. __________________ http://www.boatfishingtackle.co.uk |
| #4 06-16-2010, 02:49 PM | |||
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| Re: Starting lure fishing,all help welcome there's quite a few decent marks local to you (as u can see im also local ), ive found myself a lovely little spot which produces a few bass every time ive been recently (14 in the last 2 wks), so i say its a case of trail and error, u've got the tools for the job. tight lines Mark |
