[Andy Marquis]

Hi All,

Browsing a site for some SP's and found this image. No explanation of what it is but that's how to rig that lure apparently...

Any ideas??

Cheers

Andy

 

[The Squid]

Hi Andy,

Can you post the URL for that device?

Chris

 

[Andy Marquis]

I don;t know what it is is the problem!!

Got the pic form here when I ordered some of those little beauts:

http://www.pafex.eu/description.php?lan ... =0&id=2143

 

[Mark Sleep]

Thats weird looking. Almost looks like a cup face like a little popper thing, or a flat vane to give it attractive irregular side to side movements, with having additional weight on a jighead. Complete guesses from a SP novice!

 

[Andy Marquis]

The guys in france tell me they work them really really slowly in shallow waters. Not sure if they meant with the weird jig head thing or weightless though. Guess they mean weightless which is what I intend to do.

 

[James Davis]

Looks like they use it as a gentle popper?

 

[Keith White]

Looks clever.

I prefer a weedless texan rigged worm walked either on (floating worm) or just
below with the occasional free fall. However, that gizmo adds another dimension.

 

[Andy Marquis]

My man in France says he has seen some in the shop he goes to and will get me some next time. He can't recall what they are called though.

 

[andy stonehouse]

I reckon you might be able to rig/modify these to achieve a similar effect

http://www.wigglefin.com/

 

[Retired]

I don;t know what it is is the problem!!

Got the pic form here when I ordered some of those little beauts:

http://www.pafex.eu/description.php?lan ... =0&id=2143

Hi Andy

Its a Smith AR jig (14 or 21g).

I'll send you a link.

Cheers P

 

[Andy Mason]

Hi Andy

Its a Smith AR jig (14 or 21g).

I'll send you a link.

Cheers P

Paul. Have you got the articulated version of those? The ones with the skirt on too?

 

[Ian Buckingham]

I reckon you might be able to rig/modify these to achieve a similar effect

http://www.wigglefin.com/

Andy- I've got a few of those at home. Got them off a fly retailer called Steve Parton- he said to put them in front of sea trout flies but I found them a bit scary whistling past my ear in the pitch black so I'll pop them in the plugging bag when things warm up and you can have a bit of an experiment with them.

 

[Dr.Thomas k]

to me it looks like an modified impact shield and I will try such mod for this purpose...
all you need is new ideas...

Thomas

PS ahhh: montage godille

et la voila: klick mich and click me and clickez moi

 

[andy stonehouse]

Andy- I've got a few of those at home. Got them off a fly retailer called Steve Parton- he said to put them in front of sea trout flies but I found them a bit scary whistling past my ear in the pitch black so I'll pop them in the plugging bag when things warm up and you can have a bit of an experiment with them.

Suprise,suprise mate I have had a few in my armoury for a while but aint really given them a fair trial.Well worth a go though as they aint that expensive and come in some eye catching colours.

 

[Nick R]

I reckon you might be able to rig/modify these to achieve a similar effect

http://www.wigglefin.com/

I think these look great as well, especially with a small cone weight added in front to aid casting!!

http://www.wigglefin.com/trolling_flies.html

 

[Tim Murphy]

AGM has got these devices in stock now...

 

[Andy Marquis]

I like the look of those!! Best I order some...

 

[Andy Marquis]

Well I have ordered some of the concave wiggle head things. The plan is a big sluggo, weightless over the japweed this summer. Got to work!!

 

[Tim Murphy]

I like the look of those!! Best I order some...

I bet that's not all you buy.....

 

[Andy Marquis]

How did you know that ;o)

Got some 10 inch hogies as well...