Inline lures?

[Stevie69]

Hello lads custards bought me 2 x western inline lures 24 grm in natural sand eel colour as a daft present? She must be after something .
My question is has any one on here used inline lures and had any results I've had most of my catches on soft plastics.

 

[tdxs133pm]

western inline

Westin Stevie.I have one of their rods a Westin W6 Finesse T&C.Cannot help with the above but do have some Savage Gear 3D Line thru lures similar to the Westin that I haven't got round to using.

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[Plaicehunter]

Hello lads custards bought me 2 x western inline lures 24 grm in natural sand eel colour as a daft present? She must be after something .
My question is has any one on here used inline lures and had any results I've had most of my catches on soft plastics.

I think the concept of inline lures is that when sea trout fishing in the Baltic, the fish jump and thrash about but the lure slides up the line rather than being flicked out. They certainly work for bass but beware the possibility of the leader being damaged by rubbing on the entrance hole of the lure.

 

[Valleyboy]

Hello lads custards bought me 2 x western inline lures 24 grm in natural sand eel colour as a daft present? She must be after something .
My question is has any one on here used inline lures and had any results I've had most of my catches on soft plastics.

Yes had success with sg inline sandeels amongst others. They give you a better chance of landing sea trout or any other acrobatic fish

 

[Stevie69]

I've never caught a sea trout before.where I fish I've seen fish jumping out the water when it's been flat calm chucked a lure where they've jumped but never had anything.

 

[Stevie69]

I'm off out again tomorrow morning I'll give them a try but keep checking my leader after a few casts cheers lads .

 

[Valleyboy]

I've never caught a sea trout before.where I fish I've seen fish jumping out the water when it's been flat calm chucked a lure where they've jumped but never had anything.

I tend to use double split rings to hold the trebles on an lure that picks up sewin

 

[Wolf]

I've used them, I've only had small bass on them.

 

[Valleyboy]

I've never caught a sea trout before.where I fish I've seen fish jumping out the water when it's been flat calm chucked a lure where they've jumped but never had anything.

I think there is quite few over your way.

 

[Dutchman]

I've never caught a sea trout before.where I fish I've seen fish jumping out the water when it's been flat calm chucked a lure where they've jumped but never had anything.

Caught sea trout and rainbows on the old Devon Minnow in the 60's , a very similar concept for a lure as above.

 

[Valleyboy]

Caught sea trout and rainbows on the old Devon Minnow in the 60's , a very similar concept for a lure as above.

They'd cause some tangles them things. You had to keep untwisting your mainline

 

[glandyman]

I tend to use double split rings to hold the trebles on an lure that picks up sewin

My old man used to rig his tobies a bit like an assist rig when he fished for salmon because he reckoned that the rear "wings" of the toby provided leverage for fish to unhook itself.

 

[Valleyboy]

My old man used to rig his tobies a bit like an assist rig when he fished for salmon because he reckoned that the rear "wings" of the toby provided leverage for fish to unhook itself.

Makes sense to me. We used to have little spoons set up like that we used for shad.

 

[DaveH]

My old man used to rig his tobies a bit like an assist rig when he fished for salmon because he reckoned that the rear "wings" of the toby provided leverage for fish to unhook itself.

Pretty sure I've read that Hugh Falkus was of the same opinion. I've never had any problems with gobies myself.