Over the last few months the Spybait has been getting a tweak or two. The length cut cut back and the action was increased on the drop and while on the retrieve. This was also the first time adding some foil gill plates.
Nutterjuck lures
Simple, done well, email- scott@nutterjucklures.com
Friday, May 6, 2016
Saturday, February 20, 2016
Bass Loving Nipple
Coding On
Topwater weedless
Over the years Ive been playing with different ways to create a weedless topwater lure. The side affects of the weedless design is that the hook up rate is poor. But than again you are fishing an area that you could not of fished with a standard lure set up.
This summer Ive designed a weedless lures that wiggles its way over, under and around lilly pads. It rides over the top of weed beds and best of all hooks fish, well on the pause. The set up allows the hook to hang free on the pause just waiting to pin a Bass.
Check the Facebook page for a video showing a real world hook up in thick weed.
This summer Ive designed a weedless lures that wiggles its way over, under and around lilly pads. It rides over the top of weed beds and best of all hooks fish, well on the pause. The set up allows the hook to hang free on the pause just waiting to pin a Bass.
Check the Facebook page for a video showing a real world hook up in thick weed.
The Nipple Re-Birth
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
ClickingMotion
Over the last month the Cod (Murray) have been going OFF. Every couple of days i would get a text message saying
Click Click BOOM
Enough said
Click Click BOOM
Enough said
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
Monday, August 11, 2014
Natures Own
Inspired by a foam back eddy a few years back (top photo)
Nutterjucks taking it back too where the soul is
Nutterjucks taking it back too where the soul is
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
2013-14 Wrap
With the end of the 2013-14 season now in place its time to look back at the year that was.
The season kicked off very nicely with a cracker on the first night plus a few rats. And some say the Mini Jimma is too big for Bass. Just goes to show they will take on most things
After opening night/week things slowed down. Not on the fish side just on my time to go fishing. This year has seen me time poor due to building a new house (still building) This season I got on the water about once ever two weeks. It was hard to keep track of the Bass as they move in the system.
Still was about to pin a few good fish over the season.
Now who could forget the Bass my son caught this year. At the age of 8 this boy has under his belt Bass guys dream about. These were all caught by him and all by himself. Yep one proud Dad.
Well I have plans to take NJ to another level for next season but for now thats all Im letting on. but yes the plan is for bigger and better things. Going to try something new for the australian lure scene.
Again A BIG thankyou for your support this season and sorry its been a tough one to get lures
Cheers and keep an ear and eye out for things to come.
The season kicked off very nicely with a cracker on the first night plus a few rats. And some say the Mini Jimma is too big for Bass. Just goes to show they will take on most things
After opening night/week things slowed down. Not on the fish side just on my time to go fishing. This year has seen me time poor due to building a new house (still building) This season I got on the water about once ever two weeks. It was hard to keep track of the Bass as they move in the system.
Still was about to pin a few good fish over the season.
Now who could forget the Bass my son caught this year. At the age of 8 this boy has under his belt Bass guys dream about. These were all caught by him and all by himself. Yep one proud Dad.
Well I have plans to take NJ to another level for next season but for now thats all Im letting on. but yes the plan is for bigger and better things. Going to try something new for the australian lure scene.
Again A BIG thankyou for your support this season and sorry its been a tough one to get lures
Cheers and keep an ear and eye out for things to come.
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