River to sea wide glide, as it has a very slow action, which means it stays in the strike zone a lot longer.

The River to sea "Rover" are good too........the brown one looks like a baby blue cod and just give it stabs with your rod ....you will get a nice walk the dog action out of them.......if its a bit rough......use a river to sea "doggie".....the sardine one looks good enough to eat i reckon!.......they sink and plenty of kings have been taken on them.

I'll be interested as to how you go Shinkicker. I understand most kings are caught near the bottom in WN harbour hence targeting them with livebaits on the bottom rather than near the top. Might be worth adding a sinking stickbait or diver (of some sort) to your collection. Good luck!

Mate. If you were fishing the orange stickie over the last couple days at O Bay then I suggest you have chosen well.

Else if not,. An Indian/Sri Lankan/Pakistan looking gentleman with a couple kids in tow got a wee rat on the corner by slinging a white/orange stickie

I didn't see the strike but peripherally, even so it was a vigorous splash.

This after a couple hours casting up and down the parade. Good work.



I took out a couple of home made lures in preparation of a wee trip I am taking soon. This to remind myself how to rig them (All trebles and split rings removed for winter.

First cast a bloody seagull swooped and grabbed the lure. Whilst swimming it.

Guess that means it is either very life-like or just looks like trash