Codmotion making its mark

With in a week the Codmotion has been doing its job. Below is a couple of the first captures of Murray Cod.

Richard Leaver with his PB Cod

Mick Haines Got the first Cod on the new Codmaotion within hours of getting his lure. Mick won the Codmotion comp for his effort. Well done Mate.

The Making of Codmotion

Codmotion intro Comp

To kick off the new lure I will be running a comp.
BE THE FIRST PERSON TO POST A PIC OF A MURRAY COD CAUGHT ON THE NEW CODMOTION AND WIN.
Post pic on the Nutterjuck Facebook page.
Winner will receive a Codmotion lure for every 10cm of Cod. Yep catch a 40cm Cod get 4 lures, Get a 85cm Cod and get 8 lures. BUT you need to be the first person to post a pic. Two photos required, one of you holding the fish and the other on a bragmat. The Codmotion lure needs to be in BOTH PHOTOS.
So order your lure, be the first to catch and post a pic and WIN
Codmotion will retail for $22 + post ($5 in Australia)

As a intro and special the first batch of lures will be sold for $20 + free post in Australia.

Codmotion

Codmotion in the making, 100mm and we are aiming for under 30g in weight. Will be the same style as the Bass Walker just BIGGER.

Bass Walker / Codmotion

Wake Bait does it again

After a long time of no use the Wake Bait was back in the action. If you have followed Nutterjuck Lures for a while now you will notice that all the Big Bass have been caught on a Wake Bait.
Anyway, YEP they work

Plus another friend of the Wake Bait. Thinking this may become a goto lure.

Seconds ALL SOLD

Seconds $25 posted in Oz, one row (5 lures in a mix of white and marbled white) joint walker, walker, pop/slider, fizzer and a pop. All lures are yellowing due to problems with the cedar. Lures are fine to fish with just no good for show. One row per person. Lucky dip to which row you get.

Workshop makeover

This week the workshop has been getting a makeover
*New bench tops
*Center bench
*Drying cabinet
*Router table
*Mini spray box

Another Five O

Well another Five O falls to the humble Nutterjuck Wake Bait. This lure was what kicked Nutterjuck off. The Walkers are getting all the attention BUT its the Wake Bait that pull the 50s
Richard Leaver with an acid drop Five O

Native Diver

The marbled Native Diver has be getting a run out at Windy. Grant Evans pinned this nice Yellow Belly just after Christmas

Truly Hand Crafted

All lures start here.

The timber prep

Raining Bass

Last night got out between the rain storms to catch some cracking Bass. Didn't leave home until 9pm and driving along thinking what am I doing. That all changed after the first cast.

After that a few smaller rats than another nice fish in the low 40s

A few more rats so time to move on.

While driving home, now well after midnight I stopped for a last cast thingy. Anyway while walking the lure just off the rod tip boooooooof a season PB smashes the lure at my feet. Hooked on a short leash this thing jump twice and powers of up stream. This was over come by some solid drag. With no net or a mate to help it was a go hard and grab tight.

So what a way to start Australia Day with catching a Beast of a East Coast Australian icon

Midnight BOOFS

With a cracker of a storm in the hills the Bass must be on the job. And yep they were. Took some time to find them but when we did they were good fish. All fish taken on the Nutterjuck Walker aka Huntsman.

Moving along

This year has started with a BAG or lets say alot of sweet. We are moving toward the wholesale side of things but still staying limited. Nutterjuck lures are now available at Mo Tackle in Coffs Harbour, NSW

Check out the online catalogue and order some, heaps.

http://www.motackle.com.au/index.cfm?pr=catalogue&category_id=1616

Joint Walker

A short clip of the Joint Walker. Music to my ears

One Year Down

WOW its been a year since we started making lures again. After about a 10yr break the itch needed to be scratched. Things have come along way in the last year. The raw prototypes moved and got tweaked as the year progressed

Wake Bait- Prototype, Full flocked than Full gloss paint as the year went on

The Walkers got tweaked, tweaked and tweaked some more. Starting with poly bibs than moved to ally, Fully flocked to full gloss paint jobs. Lets not forget the final tweak which will become its own branch in the year to come, the tweaked Walker to run a assist hook 

The Stickbaits changed over the year with some ups and downs with them. The amount of work, time and research that goes into them is insane. To start with the 220mm Stick was introduced than latter in the year the 160mm Stick and just last month the Sinking 160mm Stick. 

Mid year the Marble finish was released and was taken on by many of our customers. Bass Baits and Stickbaits got marbled.

Along the way the old grey matter was running overtime with many sleepless nights. Some ideas were good and some not so good. Lots of prototype were made and tested with some outstanding results. Some were put into the production line while others were left to be tweaked in the future. The Fizzer, Pop/slider and Native Diver were released 

So with all these lures there were some fish to go with them. Heres some pics of fish caught over the year

For a good friend that has had to put up with the crap ideas and theories I come up with. These lures were made from a log that I found at our Bass fishing spot. So what better Birthday gift than a set of lures made from a log at your Bass hole.

One year down and Nutterjuck Lures would like to thank you all for your support in the first year. Keep your eyes open as you many find a Nutterjuck lure somewhere you least expect it. I know that I have lost a few over the last year.

Merry Christmas and Happy New year

Marbled GT

This GT was MARBLED by the Nutterjuck

Than a Shark was Marbled. Well the story goes they hooked another GT and in the final stage the hooks pulled and ended in the shark. 

End result 3 GTs got marbled and the Shark got sooooooooooooo Marbled it took it home

Stickbaits ready for release

The following stickbaits are ready for release. They are $55 Aus posted anywhere in Australia.
Email us the number you are after
scott@nutterjucklures.com