Soft Plastics

[Lightningx]

Anyone had much success drifting for flatties with plastics and leaving the rod in the holder?

Yes sir

[Paul Foot]

Anyone had much success drifting for flatties with plastics and leaving the rod in the holder?

Yep. Works well in my Yak. Dragging plastics slowly across the bottom is my most successful technique as well.

[Mattblack]

Yes sir
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Yep. Works well in my Yak. Dragging plastics slowly across the bottom is my most successful technique as well.
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This is good news...I'm more of a sit, drink & watch type of fisho. Any other species attracted to this technique with SP's or is it mainly flatties?

[Lightningx]

Yes sir

Yep. Works well in my Yak. Dragging plastics slowly across the bottom is my most successful technique as well.
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This is good news...I'm more of a sit, drink & watch type of fisho. Any other species attracted to this technique with SP's or is it mainly flatties?
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I have caught pinkies and salmons doing it this way but find it works best with the flatties.

[smokin_reels]

If you arent catching flatties on plastics, they arent there.

[smokin_reels]

mix up profiles,
- 2.5 inch Zman Grubz - motoroil
- Squigies Cracked prawn, - 80mm i think
- Squidgies 110mm Bloodworm Wriggler,

Sfactor as scent.

SLow hops and dragging. 8-12lb leader

[Sebb]

Tried both plastics and rattling/vibe hardbodies on a hire boat off Mornington, left the rod on the holder. Just like bait fishing.
As the boat rocks, the lure goes up and down, and bang! flatty...