Feeding the habit

[jaenswart]

Some new members of my family I picked up today.
Most of them highly unconventional...only time on the water will tel.

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and lastly my favourite

[J-Rock]

Nice.... 

[Capt. Hook]

I have seen these before, but I am not sure if they will handle trolling speeds but they do work good for lure casting

[Tsutsuma]

Interesting shapes some of them - would like to try some of them that
look like they are deformed = sure they will have a irratic swimming action and cause some interest.

[super_daav]

What make of spoons are these? Sebile?

[benniejordaan]

I like the jointed lures!
Basil Manning stocks those, I've looked at them, never bought though!

[jaenswart]

They are all Sebile...I was fortunate enough to meet the rep at the shop over the weekend. He sorted me.

Anyways,

I've tested the in my pool and in the dam over the weekend.

These lures have the most amazing actions and they surprised me with trolling speed.

the fat one I posted last, I could not get it limit...it just kept on swimming the faster I went.

also funny enough, the fat ones with the keel exactly the same...they look like a stick bait but are rated for 22knt...unbelievable.

I'm bringing them all to the next social so you guys can check them out.

[jaenswart]

I like the jointed lures!
Basil Manning stocks those, I've looked at them, never bought though!

bennie,

yes and their swimming action is just unbelievable. also they are available in "soft" in SA. All the others are available in soft overseas so should land here soon.

Anyways, they are not cheap by any standard, but they are unconventional and look very diffrenent to what we see as a trolling lure.

They can all trolled, cast and the Extra sinking variations can all be jigged as well.

BTW. They all come in various colors, and all the ranges come in floating, slow sinking, sinking, and extra fast sinking.

The detail on these lures are amazing...but time will tell if they catch fish