Whats the Most successful lure?

[poplo]

I like the dexter wedge as you seem to catch just about anything on them.
from polock, mackrell, scad, bass and probally some other species 2.

poplo

[Vlad]

My most successful lure is “Nordic herring”.
Silver and green for mackerel.
Orange for Pollack.

[eddyeel]

The EDDYSTONE EEL HAS TAKEN MORE FISH WORLD WIDE THAN ANY OTHER LURE ANYWHERE

IT HAS TAKEN THE BASS,POLLOCK,COALFISH AND COD RECORDS ,IT HOLDS THE AMERICAN STRIPPED BASS,THE YELLOW FIN AND BLUE FIN TUNA ,RECORDS,ITS BEEN AROUND SINCE 1973

TRY LOOKING ON EDDYSTONEEEL.COM OR TO BUY TRADERJACKS.UK.CO

ALL THE NEW LURES HAVE COME ALONG

I WILL PERSONALLY BE WILLING TO FIH SIDE BY SIDE AND COMPETE AN EDDYSTONE EEL WITH ANY PTHER LURE

WHO ELSE CAN SAY THAT

DAVE BEER

[Steviecops]

I think lure selection all boils down to conditions at the time. Do you need to cast a long way? Or are the fish close in? Do you want the lure to sink, or float? Do you need a lot of movement, or something that will flash as you sink and draw?

For a good all round lure the old Toby takes some beating. The Cox and Rawle bass bullets are also very good, as are the old german sprat and cekrill bars. Under certain conditions the rubber eels are the only way to go.

When the bass are hitting the fry you could use bare hooks with a bit of silver paper wrapped around them to catch plenty of fish. Lure fishing is more about the where and when than what lure you are using.