[Dr.Thomas k]

for example this one?

Anything to say about how its running, casting and...

catching? :muhu:

TOm

 

[James Davis]

Sorry, Tom, can't help there I'm afraid and I've never really studied River2Sea lures. Somebody on here will know about it though, that's almost guaranteed. Looks quite "fat" so I would hope the roll on on it would be nice.

But the listing says you can use it for Tuna!!!!???? Are they sure?

 

[Mick Ward]

I sell a few, they are great value for money in fact, good quality, I am amazed they are not more popular.

 

[Alex Jordan]

Used their poppers in the past - a good budget option that are fairly GT proof ...

 

[Keith White]

I've got and used a few models.

Like ****, I'm surprised they aren't more popular.

I haven't used the one mentioned above though.

The Sebile lures are another good and underrated make.

 

[Paul Bassett]

A few of them on here :
http://www.monstertackle.co.uk/fishingt ... rt=&page=1

 

[Vidar Thomassen]

I use a few of the River2Sea hard baits in addition to the Bottom Walker soft plastic shad for freshwater lure fishing and I find them excellent value for money :clap: :clap:

 

[Dr.Thomas k]

jep, the money for value is great. Will get me some. Thx for your opinions and the link above, so I do not have to order in the states (customs...).

TOm

 

[Nick Phillips]

River to sea plugs are very good and they come in lurvely little hinged boxes.