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Fishing brands are easy to answer here: Pretty much everything. Tackle Addiction has the largest range with the largest brand scope for the bream & bass angler period. Over 200 manufacturer Brands, 1000 different Models of lures & products, with 2000 colour Variants. well over 30,000 Lures in stock! That broad mix of fishing brands covers hardbodies, soft plastics, jigheads, reels, rods, scent, terminal tackle, storage and more. For anyone serious about fishing, the depth of choice matters as much as the number of items on hand. Our fishing brands range The goal is simple: carry a wide spread of...

NOT ALL SCENTS ARE CREATED EQUAL A good lure scent can make a real difference when Bream get cautious and pressured. I have been lure fishing for Bream for over 25 years, and the “Addiction” started early. Sydney Harbour and surrounding areas were the places I fished most. Back then, not many people knew what fishing for Bream on lures was all about. I remember buying lures from America because we could not find much in Australia. We needed small profile soft plastics that suited the way we fished. We also hardly used scent at all in those days. Fish...

Watch our Youtube Clip to see the Asakura Clamer in Action. the deadly Flutter on the drop is what triggers the bites, the ability to manage the sink rate in deeper water. Watch your line and have a fun! Available in 25mm -4grams, 30mm -7grams, 45mm- 14grams all available in store or online.

The Mussel Vibe or other terms used are Mussel Lure, and the Muss is another variant widely used for other versions of this Lure. These lures are a replica of a Mussel which is found throughout our estuaries and harbour's, this is especially true around made made structure like wharf pylons, marinas, pontoons and boat hulls. Micro Mussel are a representation of the shellfish 30mm in size is a perfect bite sized morsel for a big bream, 2 years of research and development has gone into this lure, the way it sinks and flutters down, size and dimensions to match...

HOW TO CATCH BREAM ON LURES BY JUSTIN WILLMER Lures for black bream are a popular option because these fish are common around much of Australia's coastline. They fight well on light gear, love eating lures and can still be challenging to work out at times. When & Where Two things usually attract bream to an area: structure and food. If you find areas holding baitfish, prawns, crabs and marine growth, you are already partway to catching fish. Structure is the other key. It comes in manmade and natural forms, with both holding fish at different tide stages and seasons....