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Bream Fishing Hard Body Lures. As for lures, you can't go wrong with atomic cranks, cranka cranks, jackal chubby's and the list goes on haha. The typical profile is a slim body between 30mm through to. However, for best results, lighter line will work better, and when the biggest bream in the pond are the target, light line is necessary. Bream will take just about any bait types, even going for hard body and soft plastic lures. It’s not uncommon for anglers using heavy bass gear with heavy bass line to have bream hit lures or bait intended for much bigger fish. Bream are a popular target species as they are readily available around much of australia's coastline, fight well on light gear, love eating lures and yet can still be a challenge to work out at times. Hardbody lures are a great option when targeting bream, especially in shallow water. How to catch bream on lures. Some baits to try are. Just make sure the hook is exposed.

It’s not uncommon for anglers using heavy bass gear with heavy bass line to have bream hit lures or bait intended for much bigger fish. Some baits to try are. The typical profile is a slim body between 30mm through to. Bream will take just about any bait types, even going for hard body and soft plastic lures. How to catch bream on lures. As for lures, you can't go wrong with atomic cranks, cranka cranks, jackal chubby's and the list goes on haha. Hardbody lures are a great option when targeting bream, especially in shallow water. Just make sure the hook is exposed. However, for best results, lighter line will work better, and when the biggest bream in the pond are the target, light line is necessary. Bream are a popular target species as they are readily available around much of australia's coastline, fight well on light gear, love eating lures and yet can still be a challenge to work out at times.

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Bream Fishing Hard Body Lures Just make sure the hook is exposed. As for lures, you can't go wrong with atomic cranks, cranka cranks, jackal chubby's and the list goes on haha. Bream are a popular target species as they are readily available around much of australia's coastline, fight well on light gear, love eating lures and yet can still be a challenge to work out at times. Bream will take just about any bait types, even going for hard body and soft plastic lures. However, for best results, lighter line will work better, and when the biggest bream in the pond are the target, light line is necessary. How to catch bream on lures. Just make sure the hook is exposed. It’s not uncommon for anglers using heavy bass gear with heavy bass line to have bream hit lures or bait intended for much bigger fish. The typical profile is a slim body between 30mm through to. Some baits to try are. Hardbody lures are a great option when targeting bream, especially in shallow water.