Has anyone used TT switchblades before

[arand18]

Hi i am going to be doing allot of fishing in the upcoming 3-4 weeks and I have bought about 4 TT switchblades, 1/4 wont let me say the colour, 1/8 in gold noggin, 1/8 in sunset gold and another 1/8 in HS mango, I will mainly be using them in Coomera river, breakfast creek, and along parts of Moreton bay, so has anyone used them with results ect.

thanks

[shortie]

have used them in all waterways and have had success on many species

[arand18]

have used them in all waterways and have had success on many species

Hi how did you fish them, did you fish them the same as a soft plastic.

thanks

[RUSSIAN]

Blades of any sort (tt, strike pro; etc) are great! They catch many fish! Good luck and tell us how you go

ps-BCF has 2 switch blades for $20 atm

cheers

Anthony

[cookie_7]

I think so everyone on this forum has used or tried tt switchblades, except for Tugger

[Woggie]

I think the post should say "has anyone not used switchblades". They are a very good lure, mainly due to the fact you can work all depths of the water column with them (much like a plastic), they punch out a very good vibration which attracts the fish.

Doubl hop them off the bottom then let settle on the bottom for a second or two and then repeat the process. You should grab a 1/12 ghost blade also. Excellent on bream, whiting and flatty

[Surfingant]

Ummm eerrmm, I haven't used them before either :blush:

[coughy]

um makes 2 of us then ant??

what r they

sorry going looking now...

[Woggie]

You guys are kiddin me right??

You guys are missing out

[Surfingant]

What?!? I've used blades before just not the switchblades, I suck at all of them :evil:

[Dinodadog]

They work on bass 420 in 6 sessions this time 3 years ago landbased at one of the dams. All I had to do was cast, let it sink to bottom, then lift lift and I was on. It was a hot steamy week with the barometer up.

[arand18]

Thanks guys for all your replies, whats your favorite colour to use for say bream and flatties ect.

thanks

[RUSSIAN]

Depends on the day... (What i've been told anyway)

Bright day bright lures, darkER day, darkER lures

Let us know how you go

[Seiran]

I caught a decent flathead last weekend on a TT. Good lures.

[fishingnut]

I have used them a fair bit, caught nothing at all and have all my blades to dino who

does very well with them on the bass on the odd occasion.

Cheers

[fishingnut]