Codger Tails Goulburn Lures

These Codger Tails from Goulburn Lures are a great addition to your other lures.  Simply use some split ring pliers to clip any number of tails to your lures to make them bigger.  Mix and match the colours to make colourful combinations!

Suitable for surface and diving lures.

How to use a Hard Body Lure

Using a hard body lure effectively requires a few key techniques. Firstly, consider the depth at which your target fish are feeding. Different hard body lures have varying diving depths, indicated by their lip or bill design. To reach the desired depth, cast the lure out and allow it to sink for a few seconds before starting your retrieve. Experiment with different retrieval speeds to mimic the swimming action of the prey species you are imitating. Varying the speed can help trigger strikes from fish in different feeding moods.

Secondly, pay attention to the structure and cover in the water you're fishing. Hard body lures excel at deflecting off underwater obstacles like rocks, fallen trees, or submerged vegetation. By deliberately bumping your lure into these structures, you can imitate the behaviour of injured or disoriented prey, enticing nearby fish to strike. Practice precision casting and target areas close to these structures to maximize your chances of success.

Lastly, be patient and observant. When using a hard body lure, it's crucial to keep a close eye on your line for any sudden twitches or pauses that could indicate a strike. Additionally, pay attention to any signs of fish activity, such as baitfish splashing or birds diving, as these can help you identify productive areas. Remember to experiment with different colours, sizes, and styles of hard body lures to match the preferences of the fish species you are targeting. By adapting your techniques and remaining attentive, you can increase your chances of enticing fish to strike your hard-body lure.

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