Description

The Bony Bream, frequently encountered in prominent bass and barramundi dams, emerges as a formidable bait for all predatory fish.

Their presence significantly influences the dynamics of fishing in a dam, as predators focus on specific baitfish. This is where the Real Baitz Bony Bream comes into play. Featuring a substantial paddle tail, this lure generates a wide wobble along with a tight roll action. Ideal for targeting species like barramundi, bass, and cod, it also proves effective for saltwater counterparts such as mulloway and flathead. There is nothing more realistic than the Real Baitz Bony Bream.

TECH TIPS

WILL CATCH
barra, bass, cod, mulloway, and flathead.
WHEN TO TIE ONE ON
The Realbaitz Bony Bream is the perfect impoundment and estuary lure. It has been designed to perfectly imitate the real thing. It can be fished at all depths using a lift and drop technique or can be slowly wound back to the boat. The large paddle tail wobbles from side to side with the slightest movement. It can be used over flats areas, along rock walls, oyster racks, bridge pylons and wharves and jetties.
HOW TO USE
• Estuary outfits in maximum 8-16lb range will yield best results when casting. Braided lines with a flouro leader will be best.
• Use a loop knot for the best action. It allows the lure to swim freely.
• Target edges or flats with weed beds and use a very slow wind retrieve for amazing results.
• Long casts will be rewarded. Position yourself so the wind is at your back if possible.
THINK OUTSIDE THE SQUARE
• Use this lure offshore by allowing it to sink. Snapper love a slow sinking presentation and will definitely hit this lure.
• Vary your retrieve slightly by adding in a downward pull of the rod tip causing the lure to accelerate, then decelerate.

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