Kilty lures for mackerel
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Kilty lures for mackerel
Does anyone rate the larger 32 gm kilty for mackerel? I've had success with the smaller one but lose confidence in the bigger one quickly when after mackerel thinking it's too big.
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
Hi
That's all I use for Mackerel, they are great for distance and they work, I've had loads on all the colours, particularly the green and red.
That's all I use for Mackerel, they are great for distance and they work, I've had loads on all the colours, particularly the green and red.
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
Sound . Cheers Ritchie
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
Yep I've had loads of mackerel on the larger kilty too plus they'll take Pollack bass and sea trout too
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
Good to have the option of a heavier lure for distance or stronger tides. Will give it a bit more time if the mack ever turn up! Cheers
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
For mackerel.... had loads of bass on them too .
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
Just find it sinks too fast and have lost a couple over rocks etc for bass
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
Great lure fo bass in the surf
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
Great lures ,and inexpensive and cast well
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
I always have one in my lure boxes ready to go
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
Had a golden grey mullet on one i lost it in a snag yesterday my lucky lure [emoji85][emoji2962]
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
Kilty is king
Love those spinners
Love those spinners
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Re: Kilty lures for mackerel
I found the 32g version pretty good for anything so far, even pollacks gulped in on the silver one and they been 2.5x the size of it only.
Just take your time on retrieval (if bottom allows), my fav is one cycle on spool and 1-2 time flicking rod wait until back to ground, rinse and repeat.
Just take your time on retrieval (if bottom allows), my fav is one cycle on spool and 1-2 time flicking rod wait until back to ground, rinse and repeat.