New Updates to the Fish Head Website

[Fish Head]

Hi All

Finally been settled in at our new abode at Mt Nathan on the Gold Coast and we have begun work on getting some new stuff up on the website:

Burns - Living Dead Special is a dead baitfish imitation that lies sideways on the water and has a darting/rolling action when twitched. It is bulkier than a Bent Minnow having more of a mullet profile in the water. This lure works great as a jack, trevally and barra topwater and should really excite the bay kingfish as well.

The Living Dead Special is 118mm and 19g

Also we have the smaller Super Sardine which is smaller at 102mm and is a slow sinking version of the LDS. This was designed to be cast into schools of busting pelagics and left to waft down through the mayhem like a stunned baitfish. Should be a killer on fussy longtails and kingfish, but also great for twitching around pontoons for jacks.

Living Dead Special 118
/>http://www.fishhead.com.au/store/products/Burns-Living-Dead-Special-118.html

Super Sardine Jr 102
/>http://www.fishhead.com.au/store/products/Burns-Super-Sardine-Jr-102.html

Lure Action Video
/>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHWr3NDr8jA&list=UU5XphKYVpxHn5TFscpfyrTA&index=1

OSP have released their new I-Waver lure, which follows on from the success of the Bent Minnow. Again this lure is designed to lie sideways on the surface, but unlike bent minnows, the I-Waver sinks slowly and has only very subtle in built action. This is very much a finesse surface lure for anglers who like to impart their own action to a bait. The I-Waver often works once all other kinds of presentations have been ignored - proving deadly on bream, bass, sooties and saratoga.
/>http://www.fishhead.com.au/store/products/OSP-I%252dWaver-74sss.html

This is the start of a whole bunch of gear that we will be adding over the next few weeks, so check out the site for more updates.

Cheers

Duncan

[Fish Head]

New Stuff continued:

Lucky Craft have released their new Australian versions of the popular Pointer lures. These feature the superb Decoy W77 hooks as standard and some great Australian colours. They come in 78XD, 100DD and 100XD models. These have already been a great success with the mangrove jacks and barramundi around QLD and look like becoming a firm favourite for a long time to come.
/>http://www.fishhead.com.au/store/products/Luckycraft-Aus-Pointer-78XD.html
/>http://www.fishhead.com.au/store/products/Luckycraft-Aus-Pointer-100DD.html
/>http://www.fishhead.com.au/store/products/Luckycraft-Aus-Pointer-100XD.html

Lastly we have updated the Jigging Master Fallings jigs on our website to include the new light Fallings SP jigs and the giant size 800g and 1200g models for super deep water jigging
/>http://www.fishhead.com.au/store/categories/Metal-Jigs/Jigging-Master/

[Angus]

I saw this prove deadly on Sooties etc with Mick Hassett and Bretto!

Nice work guys.

Angus

[ONTHECHEW]

I didn't think it would take long for the pool to be a lure testing area

[Shane69]

Hey Duncan did you end up getting any more of those 7inch bass assassin plastics?

[Angus]

I didn't think it would take long for the pool to be a lure testing area

How long until it is a little bass pond is what I want to know...

Angus

[sweresy]

Big fan of pools used as lure testing areas, that's the whole reason you put them in isn't it?

Awesome Duncan, great looking lures coming out there.....

ps. reckon one of these twitched on the edge of a Longtail boil wouldn't last long...

cheers

[sweresy]

mate just checking them out, where's the tow point situated?

[crazywalrus]

I didn't think it would take long for the pool to be a lure testing area

How long until it is a little bass pond is what I want to know...

Angus

haha I have only been for one swim in mine this year but I ave tested many lures and rods on it lol. I also struggle with not putting fish in it. The only problem then would be keeping the boys out of it. :whistle: :evil:

Some Arapaima would be epic

[Tom156]

mate just checking them out, where's the tow point situated?

The tow point is on the top of the lure, right on the head.

You do need to use a split ring/ clip or a loop knot as it will give the lure better action. I'm going to remove the ring and clip I've got and place a larger split ring on.

Hope this answers your question,

Tom.

[Angus]

I reckon these will be interesting off the rocks at straddy.

Tom that one you put up is pretty much a dead ringer for the pillies that come through there.

[Tom156]

There are some awesome looking colour's in the range. This one caught my eye as a good Jack lure around pontoons, I'll be getting another more natural looking colour for Cod fishing maybe even the smaller sinking version... Oh my poor poor wallet

[sweresy]

thanks Tom. awesome