Hi Mate.

Mitch, James and I have been getting into them a bit lately with a variety of lures.  Zoom Tiny Flukes go off (bassminnows work aswell), the Maria Little Bit metals work, and Snapbacks would be my choices of lure.  They aren't super picky but we've had more success on those lures than others.

I've personally never bothered with Berley but I'm sure in places it will be highly beneficial. 

Just jig them on a 1/8th jighead (bullet, round or minnow) quite agressively with pauses.  Quite often I get hookups while I'm ripping the lure back to the surface...they love some fast agressive movements at times with pauses.  A lot of places we get them have juvie sambo's too which make for great fun.

Dave

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I've had good success with  the zoom flukes( and other 3" jerks) on 1/16- 1/18 darter style n#2 heads. Cast up current and let the plastic sink ,a couple of short sharp rips, pause and repeat until the plastic is back to you. By casting up current your pushing the plastic down with the water flow to where the skippy are instead of  the water flow keeping your plastic up in the water column( which is what will happpen if you cast with the current).

Some good skippy fishing in the river too- try Freo traffic bridges, Blackwall, Freshwater Bay. Just remember to fish structure( pylons, boats, rock walls)

HTH

Guys

Thanks for the information flow, what have been the best colours when it comes to the zoom tiny flukes light or dark colours?

For the Skippy Albino, Green Albino, Baitfish and Smokin Shad would be my choices.

For bream the Arkansas Shiner is my favourite.

Will be getting a heap more in soon.

Dave

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