That is so cool. You've made my whole week! The 9ft 6 is the pick of the bunch. Tell two friends....

@Neil Collis mate there are 3 different sizes . Mine is the 9.6

@Neil Collis it says upto 35 gr but I Chuck metals 40 gr no probs

Glad you enjoyed it, I had fun making it... I love talking....as you can see...

Thanks, hope it helps you catch more fish

Thank you for the feedback. It all helps to get people into catching fish more easily

Yes, the biggest flaw of the sea missile is the poor quality, but at the price and at the rate it catches fish its worth it. The norstream has a better finish but is hard to find. The spanyid is very durable and it would be great ir they made a true 40g. Maybe we should see if there's a 50g that weights 40g....

@@AlluringFishing Do you know the name of the Norstream lure that you use. Thanks

Thank you

Hi. I use a 2/0 inline single. Thanks for watching, the detail is in the video. Tailor season should be starting soon in NSW

I think that the single hooks provide a better hook up rate

Hi. You're welcome. Its the 1.5oz which is about 42g

Thanks for the feedback. I don't personally use poppers for tailor purely because it's too much work. In the lake and in the channel, poppers would work fine, but you can cast a metal much further than a popper of similar weight, due to the aerodynamic shape of the metal vs the popper. On the beach you need to get past the breakers, which is hard to do with a popper. I find that a good alternative to a popper is the GT Ice Cream, which casts like a bullet and works like a popper with a normal retrieval, making it much less tiring to use. I will do a video soon with the GT Ice Cream in action. I do have some videos where I cover the GT Ice Cream

@@AlluringFishing thanks for the advice! Looking forward to your new video

Keep the leader knot in-between the first and second guide and you'll be sweet

Hi. I use a leader length of just less than a rod length and I don't usually wind the knot through the guides, however if you use an FG knot you can wind the knot through the guides. I dont think you need more than about 1.5 m of leader. Mono leader also gives more stretch so a good clear leader like black magic will work well.

It's the 95mm

@@AlluringFishing thanks a lot

Thank for watching, I appreciate all the feedback! The other iron candy colours that also work well are green glow, pink glow and silver flash (which has a lumo belly). If you are prepared to pay for international freight, try basilmanning.co.za If there's enough people that want, I can get someone in SA to send a package by airmail but it would be costly as they are heavy items which attract a high tarrif....

@@localdude9261 you're a legend 🙌, 300 lures is a lot (did I read that correctly...?) If you have any 47g bullet foils in glow colour, I would be interested. How much are they going for?

@@localdude9261 some questions: 1. How many of each lure do you want? 2. What colors do you already have. 3. Do you just want the 47g bullet foil?

Send me a PM for contact details

Apologies for not putting up the ebay link. I use the ebay app on my phone...no link unfortunately. I will see if I can find the details. Braid is 10lb power pro. I forgot to mention that.

Yes, size 2/0

You can fit a size 2/0 single, which should match nicely

@@AlluringFishing Cheers for reply, will give it a go..

Hi. Thanks for the kind words. Iron candy are available online from tackle hq in Perth. The savage gear 42g is excellent too available from BCF. Tight lines.

@@AlluringFishing Thanks for the quick reply! Keep up the good content. Cheers

If you're still interested in iron candy DM me on IG. I'm going to bring some in from SA

@@AlluringFishing ok thanks

No not really...I have just bought a lot of lures over the years and spent a lot of time trying different things but as you say, Top 3 would be savage gear for sunny conditons, GT Ice cream for calm conditons and iron candy glow for low light conditions. I guess you could add a fourth which is the GT Ice cream in glow colour for low light calm conditions...

@@AlluringFishing love your videos. very informative. could you possibly do a video on what structure you look for when targeting tailor.thanks

@@murrayspeakman5781 tailor usually hunt in packs and they move around chasing baitfish, so structure isn't such a big issue. They patrol the beach at the back of the breakers moving up and down the beach as the food moves...they hide/hunt in the whitewater, on sunny days you can see them in the breakers....so don't worry too much about structure on the beach, rather look for the baitfish (birds) and the rips (food)....

Hey, Sea Missiles are only straya as far as I know, I have never seen them in South Africa. If you're keen we could do a swap - Sea Missiles for Iron Candy.. Interested?

Hi. BCF don't stock Iron Candy, but you can get from tacklehq.com.au or basilmanning.co.za

Hey, I didn't know sea missiles were no longer available. I bought a lifetime supply lol 😂 As you may have noticed, I don't get much time to go fishing these days, maybe I'll get back into it this spring

Hi Paul. Thanks for asking. It's a good question. If they are taking the pillies they will smash the lures too. What you can try is to let the lure sink to the bottom before starting the retrieve, then wind fast to get the lure to the surface, wind at a steady pace and then stop. Letting it sink back down. Repeat. This will ensure that you cover the whole water column. Often the fish will hit the lure as soon as it comes off the bottom. Sometimes they hit it on the surface.... depends where they are feeding.

Alluring Fishing thanks for that. I think I might be luring it too slow. I’ll keep at it.

@@paulvictor9368 another thing you can do if there are reasonable size waves, see if you can spot the lure in the wave. Tailor love to attack stuff in the white water behind the waves and they can often be seen chasing the lures if the sun is highlighting the silouette of the fish. I've often spotted fish chasing the lure in the wave and adjusted my speed to suit till they catch it....

Better (more solid) hookup, less damage to the fish, easier to remove hook for release.

Saragosa is a better reel than the stradic. If you have the cash...why not. Shimano warranty can't be beaten. 10 years! I have never had a problem with Shimano. They honour the warranty. No questions asked. I wouldn't buy any other reel ever again.

Alluring Fishing ok cheers bud

@@AlluringFishing also do you think the seabass 10'6 rod will be good for a bait rod @ the beach's too? if not are you able to recommend one that can do both?

@@shorteeayy Hi, I would really take the approach of a separate rod for flicking lures and for bait fishing use something else like a daiwa crossfire 12ft or if you want something fancy, maybe a 12ft daiwa sea jigger. Keep the bait and the spinning rods as they should be....used for separate applications

@@AlluringFishing I have a the Daiwa Seabass 110MH. Would you use it as a bait rod or lure rod? 🤔

Hey thanks for the reply. I have lots of video to edit still! Watch this space. Work and family commitments always come first....

@@AlluringFishing thats all good i understand

I will most likely go for a spin on the weekend. Seems like there are some decent size fish around (40-50cm)

@@AlluringFishing yeah i am hopeing to get out and use my new seabass rod this weekend

@@AlluringFishing any luck i got a few good size salmon at a new spot i was trying out on the weekend