Any one used these lures made in Ireland.
Came across them yesterday.
The disco trout and pike. A take of the muiras mouse and same sort of money.
Was looking at some shallow working lures to fish in the shallower bays next month
Wondering if anyone had feedback
L CORR lures
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bencarvosso
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Re: L CORR lures
Indeed not lol......
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keeponchucking
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Re: L CORR lures
I have a disco pike Ben but it is still in the plastic out in the shed yet to be used.
I got talking to a chap using one on the river and he had a nice double while I was there. It is big enough lure but I think can be got in a smaller sizes. Nice action on them.
I got talking to a chap using one on the river and he had a nice double while I was there. It is big enough lure but I think can be got in a smaller sizes. Nice action on them.
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frankcarty
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Re: L CORR lures
I know Jacek, the owner of L.Corr lures, we are in the same angling club. I have a good mixture of his lures from the trout lures to the Discos.
The Disco lures look a bit like a muiras mouse, but they behave differently as they are more streamlined, where as the muiras mouse has the flat surface that displaces a lot of water.
They are a relatively slow sinking lure, a lot slower sinking than the muiras mouse. The can be worked very slowly too, in stop/start retrieve. The hair pulsates when doing this.
the Disco Trout is the faster sinking of the two, but its still a slow sinking lure relatively speaking. I add a small lead weight to the disco trout if fishing in 20 feet+
They do require strong tackle to cast, and also set the hooks when you get a strike. I use a 250 gram bait casting rod, with a very fast action.
Jacek is a fantastic lure maker, with great attention to detail. Also check out "Goliath" and the "Speeder" jerk baits.
The Disco lures look a bit like a muiras mouse, but they behave differently as they are more streamlined, where as the muiras mouse has the flat surface that displaces a lot of water.
They are a relatively slow sinking lure, a lot slower sinking than the muiras mouse. The can be worked very slowly too, in stop/start retrieve. The hair pulsates when doing this.
the Disco Trout is the faster sinking of the two, but its still a slow sinking lure relatively speaking. I add a small lead weight to the disco trout if fishing in 20 feet+
They do require strong tackle to cast, and also set the hooks when you get a strike. I use a 250 gram bait casting rod, with a very fast action.
Jacek is a fantastic lure maker, with great attention to detail. Also check out "Goliath" and the "Speeder" jerk baits.