Soft Plastics For Flathead. My Favourite Flathead Plastic How to Catch Flathead on Soft Plastics Fishing the ZMan 3 Dusky Flathead Fishing has improved so much in recent years thanks to commercial netting restrictions and slot limits Using soft plastics to catch flathead goes back as far as soft plastics do in Australia, which is at least the 1980s
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Weirdly enough, I've had better luck catching quality sized fish on 4 inch plastics than larger ones. Even though I've seen people catch gigantic flathead on soft plastics as little as 2.5 inches, I personally go flathead fishing with a minimum of 4 inches
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Since then, Australian tackle developers have been designing soft plastics specifically for Australian fish, with flathead being one of the main species they had in mind There are countless techniques to target shallow water flathead from large swimbaits to ultra-small hard or soft bodied lures, in this article I'll focus on soft plastics which is my favourite and one of the most versatile baits available. Let's focus on the soft plastic set up first a 2-4 kilo rod, a 2500 series reel and line strength between 6 to 12-pound are ideal for targeting flatties
How to Catch Flathead on soft plastics mostly Dusky Flathead Fishing Video EP.220 YouTube. There are countless techniques to target shallow water flathead from large swimbaits to ultra-small hard or soft bodied lures, in this article I'll focus on soft plastics which is my favourite and one of the most versatile baits available. Since then, Australian tackle developers have been designing soft plastics specifically for Australian fish, with flathead being one of the main species they had in mind
How to Catch Bream & Flathead on Soft Plastics Weedless Ned Rig Techniques YouTube. Here's a basic overview for selecting soft plastics for flathead.The go-to soft plastics will vary from region to region, with some anglers opting for small. Even though I've seen people catch gigantic flathead on soft plastics as little as 2.5 inches, I personally go flathead fishing with a minimum of 4 inches