Tackle Land Tiemco Lure Range
Tiemco Lures at Tackle Land Sandgate
When the fish are playing hard to get, you sometimes need to break out an equalizer!
Tiemco Lures Australia have a very extensive range of lures that are rarely seen in Australia.
The Japanese Market is fully of quality lures that can be hard to get your hands on or if you do they may not be what you thought on the internet!
Tiemco Lures Australia are very aware of this situation so they do the hard work for you, they source the goods, bring them in country so you can see and touch before you buy!
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One of the most successful Bream and Bass lures would have to be the Tiemco Soft Shell Cicada. This lure has seen record fish caught for many anglers and with the available color range there is one to suit every waterway and every different time anglers want to fish from sunup to sundown!
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One of the latest top water lures introduced is the Tiemco “Shaky Bugs” These little critters have already accounted for a good number of Bass and being so easy to work, even the kids will have fun with them! If you fish them with a weighted jig head they will be an awesome lure for Flathead, Yellowbelly, Cod, Jungle Perch, Bream, Saratoga and Sooties just to name a few. We even have anglers throwing them for Snapper on the shallow reefs.
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Tiemco “Calling Pepper” This unique 70mm Topwater lure not only pops but with a “twitch the rod” action the Calling Pepper will walk and pop as one.
Standard skip the surface action also with constant retrieve is a great way to utilize the actions of this Tiemco lure.
Calling Pepper will be a great addition to the collection for those that are serious about encouraging those monster Australian Bass out of their comfort zone and onto your Brag Mat!
Saratoga, Cod, Yellowbelly, Bream, Flathead are just a few of the potential victims for the Calling Pepper, what species will you target?
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Tiemco also release the Tiemco Cicada Wake, this surface / sub-surface floating lure is just as deadly on Bream, Bass and Saratoga as the Soft Shell Cicada. The unique action simulates a bug or “Cicada” that has hit the water and is in deep trouble. Most predator fish will lay in ambush and wait for bugs, lizards, frogs and even mice to fall into the water where they are very quickly dispatched!
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Designed for the angler that likes deep diving crank baits suitable for cast and retrieve or troll. Fat Pepper Jr has been engineered with an internal rattle to add to the attraction, natives won’t be able to resist the call to arms to smash this little weapon. The Fat Pepper Jr gets you to where the fish are faster.
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From River to Estuary fishing, the Tiemco Knuckle Pepper Tiny is the crank bait for all occasions. The weight to size ratio (45mm & 6.5g) enables superb casting accuracy and makes trolling a breeze.
The fixed centre of gravity gives outstanding stability so bottom structure won’t affect the action or direction of your retrieve. Diving to a depth of 1.2m this little machine will get the taste buds active and your prize catch won’t know what it hit until it’s too late!
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An ideal compact lure for hard to tempt fish. The Cicada II Bass Tune gives a streamlined profile when casting increasing distance and accuracy. Once landed, the open wings produce a subtle surface crawl that not only looks irresistible but also produces a muted bloop to attract the fish.
This is the next best thing to a live Cicada, the results have been phenomenal from the North of Australia to down South, Bass and other predators do not stand a chance!
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We will be increasing the Tiemco Range in store because we know that it could be the difference between catching your PB fish and missing out! Tiemco, putting you on the fish!
If you want to see more great product and photos of the Tiemco Lures Australia Range, log onto: www.tiemcoaustralia.com.au/
or jump onto their Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/pages/Tiemco-Lures-Australia/272588446109675
You can also check out some great footage as well!
3 Comments
Next week, I will be going bass fishing for the first time since I was a kid. Because I am so experienced, I really appreciate your tip about how bigger tides are the most productive. However, do you have any safety tips that I could abide by for working around such big tides?
Hi Mark, the thing I look out for the most when working with large tides is the odd wave that is bigger than the rest. Before setting up I would normally spend 15 – 20 minutes just watching the area and getting a read on how the waves and the water are performing. If you are working on rocky areas always have sturdy footwear and if a slippery area, invest in a pair of rock kleats!
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