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Soft plastics useful for catching fish at night?
#1
Great Job Jazman!



Hey tell me, would a soft plastic still be useful for catching fish at night?
Fresh air, tight lines, scales, slime and fins, 'tis the salty sea dog life for me. Arrrgh!
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#2
Hi mike, soft plastics definately work at night, but it's important to consider that they are not as visible to the fish as during the day - so vibration and scent play a much bigger role. Try and use SPs which vibrate, eg. shad tails, and use a scent on your SP, or alternately use GULP SPs. A plastic I reckon will work really well at night is the GULP shakey shad - it has the scent of GULP and also a big shad tail to send out lots of vibrations <img src='http://www.squidfish.net/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':o' />



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Nightime lures worked as topwater lures are better if black coloured since the hunting fish sees the lure from below in silouette against any moon or ambient light.
K F
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#4
Also any white softplastics, I prefer white squidgee wrigglers.
AIM: 3kg+ Squid

PB Squid: 1kg Calamari (Lorne Pier), 1kg Calamari (Port Cambpell Pier)
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