BREAM ON CREATURE BAITS || NEW Bait Junkie Risky Critter ||
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2024
- BAIT JUNKIE RISKY CRITTER
Tom Slater runs you through a full day of fishing on Sydney Harbour and some techniques for targeting Bream around structure on the new Bait Junkie Risky Critter.
GEAR USED:
Reels:
Revelry FC-2500S daiwafishing.com.au/pages/rev...
Revelry FC-2000S daiwafishing.com.au/pages/rev...
Rods:
Infeet Z-732LFS daiwafishing.com.au/collectio...
Infeet EX-702LFS daiwafishing.com.au/collectio...
Lures:
-Bait Jukie Risky Critter || COLOURS:
-Camo
-Skin Shrimp
-Bloodworm
daiwafishing.com.au/collectio...
0:00 Intro
1:10 Rigging Options
2:20 Fishing Marina Edges
3:04 Bream on the drop
3:47 How to fish Floating Structure
5:00 Two more Bream
5:46 Sun effecting fish positioning
6:25 Aggressive Bite
7:02 How to use the Risky Critter
7:53 Where to look for fish
9:20 Bream in heavy structure
10:18 Multiple Estuary Perch in tight cover
14:14 Moving into Lane Cove
14:56 Bream on boat hulls
16:06 Sight casting Bream
16:48 Back into the Parra River
18:32 Nice Bream off a floating pontoon
19:55 Wrapping up the day
We need to see more vids like this!!! those critters look the goods ,and im super keen to throw them around some of the structures down my ways.
We Gotchu, more coming!! 😉👊
@@DaiwaAustralia 🤙🏼🤙🏼
Man thinking the same!! 1v1 video vs video collaboration? 😉
Definitely one of my favorites of 2022. The production is a step up and it's great to see these types of videos coming directly from the manufacturer.
Good to see soft plastic techniques clearly demonstrated.
The risky critters in the camo are one of the best Bream soft plastics I've used. This is a great vid showing brilliant techniques to try. Great work.
Great footage !!
Sick video
My favourite video, love these longer day out on the water videos showing Daiwa lures !
Thanks @tommyslats this video was not only amazingly well shot and entertaining but also a perfect tutorial! From this I have caught virtually every species you get in the harbour and west of the bridge. 100% strike rate so far going out land or boat. These are great lures and really easy to use but also great to target and actually angle the fish out! Thank you again!
Love the design and concept of the risky critter, just like a clicker / nipper. Would love a new revelry
Great to see relatable content, hoping to get out and utilize these practices on my new Revelry Reel.
Helped me get a few the past week
These things work so well can’t wait to get my hands on a pack
Love the edit quality of this video very well done and I'm looking forward to testing your new future products.
Love the camera production on this video
Awesome. You have taken the fun to next level. Keep it up Daiwa👏👏👏
Love chasing Bream too
My favourite video ! Love it Tommy slats !
this video is defiantly a favourite for this year i got some risky critter and the fish don’t stop coming in great work guys
Loved this TH-cam, very relavant to what I chase and very helpful
Awesome video, the risky critters look amazing
Love these vids. And your fishing shirts.
love these types of vids from you guys
Keep an eye out for more!! 😁 😁 😁
yes great informative video I have just started using risky critters so it looks like I can expect some very good results on these baits.
Love my Creature baits. Risky Critters are Magic !!
Great advice on modifying the risky critters by shortening. i am sure these will go well on yellowbelly too.
Have used those critters here in Mallacoota and they work a treat on the bream here
Love the critters, hopefully I get that revelry
My favourite fishing video from 2022! I watched this video and decided to buy the risky critter which was a great decision as I’ve caught many bream and other fish on it so far!
Been using these for about 4 weeks now and these softies are amazing to use on my super light setup!! Favourite colours are the chartreuse and skin shrimp!!
Great video Tommy. I recently bought the new risky critters to use in my local dam. Using your techniques (slightly modified for the waterway) I have been successful in catching yellow belly and some decent sized redfin. I have found the sinking action of these soft plastics produces the goods more often than the retrieval action. I also employ your strategy of % fishing, and move regularly to different structures throughout Googong dam. Keep up the great work, this was one of my favourite videos so far in 2022
Thats how videos are made! Time I go buy some and join the video fun!!
Awesome stuff
🙌🙌
Wow! What a video 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!! 😁 More videos like this coming!!
Awesome setup, I really need to try these critters in our SA waters!
Nice work lads!
Cheers Paul! 😁🙌
Keen to give them a shot around the hacking, looks the goods
Oh alright then… I’m sold.
Great vid mate. 👌🎣
Glad you enjoyed
Nice job Tommy and Brett
Cheers Ray!!
I have been using Z man for a while but after this I need to try some bait junkie lures. 👍🏻😁
Good stuff! We can handle vids longer than 2 minutes. Keep em coming.
More to come!
I need to try these :-)
Mint 👌👌👌
This is my favourite video of 2022
The Risky critters looks so good but aren’t in any of my local fishing shops
Nice creature baiting sir
😁😁😁
I've had good success so far on the risky critters. But carpeted sunny coast canal pontoons make it tricky to cast up and drop back. Tight into the edges does the job.
Daiwa wins!!! 🤘
Being a bream specific lure, they should come in that 2 to 2.5 inch size. I find that I have to cut all my grubs and Risky Critters, and its somewhat annoying to be honest.
Interested in what brand jig heads etc you used?
Reel giveaway favourite video of 2022
The junkie risky critter is the first time ever using soft plastic and I was very impressed by how many times I got smashed 😎
awesome video gonna get some of those critters tomorrow to go target some bream what hws weight did u use
Hi Kobi,
We have been using 1/16 and 1/24 HW Jigheads and that gives a nice slow sink when pitched up and under cover.
Hi Mate, Thanks for your previous reply in regards to my inquiry. I'm looking forward to purchasing a rod or two from the Daiwa Infeet 20 range for land base fishing with soft plastics lures targeting Brim and Red Fin. Could you be kind enough to advise me Rod Infeet 20 Z range or the Infeet 20 range which would best suit me and a reel 2500 please. Cheers.
20 INFEET Z 732LFS!
whats the preference in the 2 reels but that difference between 2000s -2500s tossing up which one to by myself
Hi Scott,
The main differences are body size and line capacity. The 2000s is lighter in the hand and the 2500s has a larger spool diameter making it a better reel if you wanted to run straight through flourocarbon. Both reels are S models meaning they have shallow spools and a 5kg finesse drag to fish the thin/light lines effectively. If you are after an all rounder I would go with the 2500 size.
For SW WA..,
What's the storage bag called you have the lures stored in called? I can't find one, where is it available?
HI,
The bag is called the Daiwa Soft Plastic Wallet and has binder rings so you can put your soft plastics in it.
The bag is available at many Independent and BCF stores throughout Australia.
daiwafishing.com.au/collections/luggage-and-storage/products/soft-plastic-wallet
Is that a 732 infeet z rod and what size revalry reel?
Gear list in our description! 😁
Hey mate do you have a link for your boat 🚢
Toms boat is a US built Pheonix 818 PRO
Shame about all the plastic used in the packaging of fishing lures. The industry should do more to sell its products with less waste that destroys the ocean.