prawn star lure

starting to chase flathead and is new to it. hear and seen abit of this prawn star lure.

would just like to know if anyone have use them and how effective are they?

 


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I've just got a pair myself,

Mon, 2009-02-02 11:02

I've just got a pair myself, still yet to catch a Flat head with them, overall there good follow the tips on the back of the pack and you shouldn't go wrong.

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Thanks TT, any color you

Mon, 2009-02-02 16:45

Thanks TT, any color you personally would recomment? please do let me know. went out shopping for them this afternoon but all they r left with would be those huge ones. will keep shopping tomolo.

something just cant be bought in k-mart.

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Take a look here

Mon, 2009-02-02 22:45

Take a look here otoshi

http://www.primalfishing.com/techniques.htm

download the pdf file.that will show you heaps of info

click on Techniques print download

I would try and match the colour with the area you are fishing give that a shot.

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Try and get one that looks as close to what the river prawns

Mon, 2009-02-02 16:47

look like Otoshi. When you use them, let them settle to the bottom and then use a short flicking action so they look like a prawn clicking along.
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so the El natual or the

Mon, 2009-02-02 16:50

so the El natual or the Honey pot should be good? thanks Mr Colin... will look them up again tomolo.

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yeah otoshi

Mon, 2009-02-02 16:55

I am going to start with the shrimpstar ( when I can locate some) maybe natural & honeypot to start with. I hope to have some action with them in the Capel river estuary in April. What do you guys reckon??
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is that another brand i can

Mon, 2009-02-02 18:03

is that another brand i can chase after? shrimpstar? if so, thanks for letting me know.. Laughing

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Prawnstars

Mon, 2009-02-02 18:41

Love em. Small or medium one in honey pot go so well it is unreal, the flatties can't resist them. If you use a medium one take the front weight out. As simple as casting, with a slow long rod lift and let it sink again and then leave it on the bottom for about five seconds before moving it again. The flatties I've caught on them either hit it as soon as it starts to move again or hit it on the drop. I'll start another thread with a pick for you.

Three days without it and I get a little jumpy

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Prawnstar photo

Mon, 2009-02-02 19:41

Here you go Otoshi. Like I said; the flatties love the prawnstars. Sorry about the photo quality, but you can see what I'm talking about.

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thats a beauty!!! now my

Mon, 2009-02-02 22:01

thats a beauty!!! now my only problem would be getting my paws on some prawn star and knowing where to throw them about...

 

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The shrimpstar is just

Tue, 2009-02-03 19:43

The shrimpstar is just a smaller version & made by the same company. I suspect they may be better on bream! Anyway otoshi good luck chasing them up & then let us know where we can purchase them.
Good photo soupster & proof that they work!

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got them! all three size...

Tue, 2009-02-03 22:37

got them! all three size... in BFC cannington. but they r kind of expensive. the small ones cost $11 each? and for something that a blowie can tear up? hmm.. there's not much left there either. after i left, there should be no more then 5 small ones around.

wonder if tackle shack holds any of the small ones in natural and honey pot color and what their price would be?

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So they tear up?

Wed, 2009-02-04 07:19

That means you wouldnt chuck them in anywhere unless youre a $$$aire! Maybe have to rethink our strategies , mate.

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