Pro Lure 65mm PADDLE GRUB
The Pro Lure Paddle Grub 65 is an exceptionally versatile soft bait. Fish can attack it aggressively at any level of the water column.
You can weight it up and bounce the bottom. You can also work the top water and explore everything in between.
This paddle grub is a top shelf choice for ‘pink grubbing’. We’re addicted to the explosive top water action it provides.
The combination of shape and technique has met with huge success around structure for extra-large bream.
The Pro Lure Paddle Grub 65 was designed especially for this technique. It has only served to further our passion for fishing the surface.
If you haven’t tried this exciting method, purchase some Pro Lure Paddle Grubs and experience the thrill for yourself.
For visual entertainment on the water, it really doesn’t get much better. This 65mm paddle grub is built for exciting surface work.
SPECIFICATIONS
TYPE: Paddle Grub (Grub body with a paddle tail)
LENGTH: 65mm
JIG HEADS: use un-weighted, ultra- Light to heavy
DEPTH: All depths in the water column but perfect un-weighted on the surface
COLOUR RANGE :11
TECHNIQUE: Very slow retrieve, excellent for ‘pink grubbing’
RIG
For ‘Pink Grubbing’, fish as light as possible to facilitate casting an un-weighted lure.
Generally, braid is best, spooled to on a light spin outfit. Use Pro Lure CLEAR fluorocarbon leader 4 to 8lb.
Pro Lure Paddle Grub 65 PRIMARY TARGET SPECIES
Excellent for extra-large Bream
OTHER PROVEN PADDLE GRUB TARGET SPECIES
All popular river and estuary species
How and Where to use the PADDLE GRUB
Find classic estuarine structure and work it, both natural and man-made.
If there is the slightest hint that your chosen spot holds fish, a few casts of the Pro Lure Paddle Grub 65 will prove it either way.
Weight lightly and work the immediate sub-surface. Don’t be afraid to use a heavy jig head and bounce the bottom.
Of course, this is your go to lure for ‘pink grubbing’. A slow roll is perfect on the surface.
PADDLE GRUB TIPS
- Rig it on an un-weighted jig hook or weedless worm hook and flick it around structure, weed flats, jetties, pontoons, or deep into mangroves and over hanging branches
- Take care to avoid a fast retrieve. The grub shaped body and paddle shaped tail create plenty of swim action, even at a very slow retrieve