Whiting lures

[S4T4N]

Hi guys, I will be doing a purchase off Motackle.com.au soo and wanted to chuck a few lures in to use my postage more effectively... I'm buying a new light spinning rig and wanted a few ideas on brands and colours for whiting lures, already got a couple of bags of gulp 3" sandworms and was looking more towards 3-5cm surface lures I have been looking round the tackle stores near me but their range is (VERY) limited being a bit further from the coast

any ideas???

p.s. just got a new kayak, has any 1 tried poppers on whiting down by manly marina over the weed beds?? only had a 10min session the other day (damn missus) and had 2 hits

[Dell]

Stiffy Poppers have been the top performer for whiting over the past year for me.

[keen_as]

I've picked up heaps of Whiting on the strike pro Bass X in clear with pink spine, good on the flatties too.

[TheLazyboy]

I agree with dell, the stiffy popper work so well. you can cast them a mile. they are good for bream too

[Guest]

I've picked up heaps of Whiting on the strike pro Bass X in clear with pink spine, good on the flatties too.

:pinch: You and your dam Strike Pro @ Super Bass lures

[kakaryan]

I have R2S baby pop 35 and 45mm, and ecogear PX45 and 55. Also "pink grubing" such as ecogear grass minnow.

but wouldn't now be a bit too cold for surface whiting?

[Perky]

I'd get some blades as well mate for some options, sounds silly but the majority of whiting i have caught on lures have been on blades, and then small surface poppers and shallow divers in clearish colours. Good luck.

[Guest]

I'd get some blades as well mate for some options, sounds silly but the majority of whiting i have caught on lures have been on blades, and then small surface poppers and shallow divers in clearish colours. Good luck.

Some of the Lures i brought from you Perky i think would work well on Whiting

[woody1]

I havent put a whole lot of time into whiting on lures but have caught them on a river 2 sea bubble pop 45 in bright pink colour. Good for just after sun down

[Angus]

I dont really rate plastics for whiting.

I have caught them before and often on PX45's and more recently on Bubble Pops...

Fishing shallower water, usually over yabby banks is a great option for such surface lures.

Angus

[sweresy]

esp. over the yabby holes, clear moving water and i find walk the dog lures like bushy's 'top dog' or Megabass dog-x juniors can on occasion be better than poppers.

When you see or have a whiting tailing the lure keep moving it (dont stop) until it hits it!! hope that helps a bit.

[madmullet]

agreed for the stiffies and i have been geting alot of whiting on ghost blades