Wigston's Lures Tasmanian Devil

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Tassie Devil's

Posted by Donald Newell on February 25, 2023

I've used the 7 gram lures in the past and been looking for the 13.5 gram sizes for trolling, I found them on Fishusa and received them in 2 days. I would love to see them carry more lures that a… Read More

I've used the 7 gram lures in the past and been looking for the 13.5 gram sizes for trolling, I found them on Fishusa and received them in 2 days. I would love to see them carry more lures that are made in Australia, like the Tillins Ashley spinners, Wigstons inline spinners with the kite shaped blades,they seem to be onto something with their lure selections.

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Fish On

Posted by Pat on May 3, 2021

05/02/2021 Just finished a day full of limits of 16-20 inch rainbows. Nothing was working the first 4 hours. A couple of hook-ups but no fish. Broke out a PINKY 1/4oz Tasmanian Devil and within 2 mi… Read More

05/02/2021 Just finished a day full of limits of 16-20 inch rainbows. Nothing was working the first 4 hours. A couple of hook-ups but no fish. Broke out a PINKY 1/4oz Tasmanian Devil and within 2 minutes of trolling had our first fish. Within 2 hours of fishing PINKY Tasmanians, we had our limits of trout. I have been trolling Tasmanian Devils for many years on lakes and rivers in Oregon and Washington with exceptional success.

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Lake Trout

Posted by M on March 27, 2020

Used for Lake Trout at Flaming Gorge trolling with Snap weight and down-rigger. Worked extremely well on the smaller 4-8# fish at ~1.5mph

Used for Lake Trout at Flaming Gorge trolling with Snap weight and down-rigger. Worked extremely well on the smaller 4-8# fish at ~1.5mph

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A down under special

Posted by Danny on June 12, 2019

While traveling in New Zealand, I came across these lures. In any local shop they have them for trout, as that is the main fresh water fish to catch. They work but as with any lure that is spoon-like,… Read More

While traveling in New Zealand, I came across these lures. In any local shop they have them for trout, as that is the main fresh water fish to catch. They work but as with any lure that is spoon-like, line twist is available in spades. The locals would rig this up with a lightly dressed large eye single siwash hook (almost like a salmon fly), then a split ring, then a barrel swivel. The two reasons are: the prevention of line twist and preventing line abrasion by having the lure rest on the barrel swivel. Don't know about wallleye or pike yet, but with a wire line it should work for pike. Anyhow, they work, they are fun and different but don't forget a swivel.

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Nice Alternative To The Usual

Posted by deepvbasser on June 12, 2019

I like this lure; haven't caught a full load yet but have hooked up on both trout and bass; given the season, bite is tough but this lure still caught for me. come spring, i will add it to my ars… Read More

I like this lure; haven't caught a full load yet but have hooked up on both trout and bass; given the season, bite is tough but this lure still caught for me. come spring, i will add it to my arsenal!