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Kilty Lures

#1 Post by 2Poc »

Hi,

anybody know if this is the notorious Kilty lure that is good for bass?

http://www.henrystackleshop.com/oscomme ... cts_id=341

There's not much info on the web. Anyone know where to buy them (online if poss) if the one above is not the killer version?

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#2 Post by thirty »

I would highly recommend the kilty lure for spinning for bass, I had 24 bass one evening during the summer on these lures. In my opinion they give the best chance of catching bass.
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#3 Post by thirty »

the actual lure in the link is not that similar to the kilty lure that i use, im not sure where to get it on-line, i buy mine from murphys tacle shop in wexford.
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#4 Post by corbyeire »

check the reports marty harrison had a great run with the kilty in kerry
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corbyeire wrote:check the reports marty harrison had a great run with the kilty in kerry


Cheers for the replies guys.
Corbyeire - I saw that report too thats what put the notion in my head.


These are the only other ones I could find online:

http://item.express.ebay.co.uk/Sports-L ... xpressItem
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#6 Post by Donagh »

The majority of the bass I've caught have been to silver kilty lures. Their a killer when bass are feeding on small sand eel. The lure looks funny on the web site because the picture has been warped. Click on the image and you'll see what their supposed to look like.

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#7 Post by petekd »

Doh!! Well spotted Donagh :D
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#8 Post by 2Poc »

Aahh.. so is the Henrys one the one to buy?
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#9 Post by gearoid mc s. »

i have a very limited knowledge of spinning for bass but i used the kilty lure whilst on holiday in clonakilty :) a few years back and it is unbelievably good. remember one night spinning into the estuary on inchedoney beach and caught loads of them it would have been harder to catch a mackerel that day!
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#10 Post by petekd »

Thats the one alright lads.
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#11 Post by 2Poc »

Excellent stuff - thanks for all the replies guys.
Time to add some more lures to my ever growing collection that I never get to use ;)
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#12 Post by Marty Harrison »

They are the ones alright, cheap and cheerfull too. Well worth having a few in the box IMO.

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#13 Post by 2Poc »

Marty Harrison wrote:They are the ones alright, cheap and cheerfull too. Well worth having a few in the box IMO.

Marty


Nice one - thanks for sharing the info Marty plus congrats on your catch !
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#14 Post by BigPhil »

i have all the colours of reflective strips on them, silver, red, green , blue, gold etc, does anyone have a preference on which one of these is the best?
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#15 Post by Eoghan »

BigPhil wrote:i have all the colours of reflective strips on them, silver, red, green , blue, gold etc, does anyone have a preference on which one of these is the best?


I wont go spinning for bass without at least 4 green ones with me. I bring 4 as i use them dangerously and can loose a few per session but they are a savage lure for bass. They do tend to take smaller fish on average but I nearly always try a kilty lure for my first couple of casts to see whats about. I have a few pics of bass caught on them in my Kerry post not so long ago.
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#16 Post by hush1 »

Anyone have a website address for these exact lures?

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#17 Post by gannet »

Hiya hush 1, see Henry's web site ( first post on this thread.)
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#18 Post by Eoghan »

hush1 wrote:Anyone have a website address for these exact lures?

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Drop into an tackle shop, they should have them.
I tend to get most of my stuff from Viking in Bray. For a small enough shop they have some selection of gear.
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#19 Post by Marty Harrison »

The 2 links at the start of the thread are to the right lure, failing that as Eoghan said call into a shop and make some enquires.

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