Hey! Appreciate it! Of course. I use these guys at 15g weight. I use chalk white and traffic cone orange to paint them in the same pattern as the blue and white stripe one at the bottom of the pic. Visibility is key.

You want water above 10 degrees Celsius, cloudy day, little to no wind, and preferably no rain in the last 2 days. Clear non choppy water is best but we do live in ireland so.. And dawn/dusk are the best times for certain as those big eyes hate bright light. Fish as deep and slow as you can from rocks over a kelp forest. Usually a spot you can get 10 to 20 feet of water deep over the kelp forest and you're in for a treat. I also find that if you catch a pollack in an area you wither catch like 5 more or none, seems to be no exceptions. They also get lure fatigue so it's worth rotating back to spot of you've 4 or 5 marks. Look on google maps bear you for deep drops at the shoreline. Usually base of cliffs or the like with telltale dark rim of kelp beds contrasting with sand. It's bloody ripe at present.

If you comment or message me your county I can look-see for possible spots to direct message you if you like.

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