lures for trout

[gilly35]

Gday, I have most my success on hard body lures but am very keen to improve my sp game. Just curious which technique you guys use in streams when it comes to plastics?? Cheers

[Nitro]

Flash J's, never heard of those will have to look them up. Cant have too many good lures in the arsenal. I keep telling the misses that but she never believes me. :lol:

[onthemove73]

You can find flash J's and other quality trout lures at http://www.searingtackle.com.au" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
On this site there are a few different manufactures such as pontoon 21 and fish arrow that produce some great hard body's and soft plastics.
Once you start building up your lure range you just can't stop lol.
Good luck and enjoy

[Nitro]

Thanks for the link mate.

[eslop]

Try these 2 colours in strike tiger

http://www.specialtyfishing.com.au/prod ... lastics-2/

Since I discovered them I've stopped using squidgees. They swim great and I've caught plenty of fish on them. Reddies and my first ever Trout (Black Cavier).

[Rod Bender]

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As well!

[gilly35]

Just got a packet of strike tiger nymphs off the link bender put me on to. Can't wait to try them out this Sunday

[mazman]

also try olive pepper supposed to be good in clear streams.

[trebor2122]

try 1ch nymphs by tiger strike they work but the are best used with braid and a mono leader if you are like me and cant tie braid there are some no knot swivels from aussie tackle company that fix that prob cheers rob

[<nick>]

pink tassie devils do the trick for me