Hi guys,
I've recently found a guy on YouTube who sells these plastics, they seem pretty dynamite on the bay. Has anyone had any experience with them, and if so, were they any good? If they are good, which colours and styles should I look into getting?
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Jiggle fishing soft plastics
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fortula999
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Sebb
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Re: Jiggle fishing soft plastics
Are you talking about this :
https://jigglefishing.com.au/collections/soft-plastics
Never seen or heard before. Price is pretty close to a much more known and proven brands. I'd still go with Zman or something.
https://jigglefishing.com.au/collections/soft-plastics
Never seen or heard before. Price is pretty close to a much more known and proven brands. I'd still go with Zman or something.
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Re: Jiggle fishing soft plastics
Years ago we called them Mr Twisters ... 
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Re: Jiggle fishing soft plastics
Mazman has used them I believe. Wait till he replies with some info.
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mazman
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Re: Jiggle fishing soft plastics
Yeah I've been using them for a while. The 4"worm they use is dynamite on the bay and become one of my go to plastics for pinkies and flathead. The grubs they do have a really good tail action on the drop with light jigheads so use them on hws jigheads around structure. The paddle tail grubs have a really strong action but take a little bit to get going, good for bigger hops or faster retrieves.
Youtube channel:Hawkesy Fishing
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Haha as soon as you said that I just had to go for a look and look what I found .
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fortula999
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Re: Jiggle fishing soft plastics
Which colour in the worm do you think works best?mazman wrote: ↑Thu Nov 14, 2019 4:05 pmYeah I've been using them for a while. The 4"worm they use is dynamite on the bay and become one of my go to plastics for pinkies and flathead. The grubs they do have a really good tail action on the drop with light jigheads so use them on hws jigheads around structure. The paddle tail grubs have a really strong action but take a little bit to get going, good for bigger hops or faster retrieves.
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Re: Jiggle fishing soft plastics
Ask LINwAd; pretty sure that's his brand. Speaking of, haven't seen him post here for a while...
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mazman
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Re: Jiggle fishing soft plastics
I've been using the watermelon colour but also like the look of greenspeck
Youtube channel:Hawkesy Fishing