Pegron 11.5g spoon lure for Australian bream, trout & flathead casting. 1-5m shallow water. Fire Tiger, Rainbow Trout & Allsorts patterns. Light 4-6kg tackle compatible.

Cast-and-retrieve specialist. The 11.5g weight is perfect for light 4–6kg gear and covers water fast. Pegron is a classic Wigston's design proven across Australian estuary and freshwater.

Pegron vs Tassie Devil Jigs

• Pegron (this lure): Cast and retrieve. Covers flats and structure quickly. 1–5m depth.
• Tassie Devil: Drop and jig vertically. Best for deep work or structure.

What Species?

Bream in estuaries and coastal bays, trout in fresh water, flathead in structure, whiting in shallow bays. Works equally in clear or stained water depending on pattern.

Choose Your Pattern

• Fire Tiger: All-conditions all-rounder
• Allsorts: Multi-color for mixed water conditions
• Spotted Dog: Natural spotted finish for wary trout
• Rainbow Trout: Fish-imitation pattern, clear water specialist

How to Fish

Cast and retrieve steadily. Vary speed — experiment to find what fish want. Works 1–5m depending on retrieve speed. Great for covering flats, drop-offs, structure quickly.

Gear Setup

Light monofilament (4–6kg), braid, or fluorocarbon. Small spinning reel. 6–7ft light-to-medium rod. Perfect 4kg gear combo.

FAQ

Q: What depth does 11.5g work?
A: 1–5m depending on retrieve speed. Ideal for shallow casting.

Q: Can I vertical jig this?
A: Spoons are cast-and-retrieve — use Tassie Devil jigs for jigging.

Q: Is Fire Tiger good for bream?
A: Yes. Works on estuary bream and flathead equally.

Q: How far can I cast?
A: 11.5g casts well on light gear — good distance, accurate placement.

13gr Tassie Devil jig for Australian bream, trout & flathead. Proven estuary lure with 6 color patterns. Light 4-6kg tackle casting.

The legendary hollow-bodied winged jig that's been catching fish since 1979. The 13gr weight suits shallow-to-moderate depths (2–8m). Wings flutter on drop and slow jigging — no need to overwork it.

What Species Does It Catch?

• Bream (estuaries, coastal bays, freshwater)
• Trout (mountain lakes, rivers, dams)
• Flathead (estuary structure)
• Whiting (shallow bays)

Choose Your Pattern

• Fire Tiger: All-rounder, any condition
• Pink Panther: Low-light specialist (dawn/dusk/stained water)
• Yellow Wings: Clear water visibility
• Bengal Tiger: Estuary bold stripes
• Hornet: Yellow-black contrast
• Frog: Freshwater green pattern

Gear Setup

Light monofilament or braid (4–6kg). Small-medium spinning reel. 6–7ft light action rod. Perfect for 4kg outfit fishing.

How Deep & Where?

2–8m depth depending on casting weight. Works in estuaries, creeks, mountain lakes, river pools. Equally effective in clear or stained water depending on pattern choice.

Common Questions

Q: Will it work in estuary?
A: Yes. Proven on estuary bream, flathead, whiting. Fire Tiger is the all-conditions choice.

Q: What's the best pattern for low light?
A: Pink Panther for dawn, dusk, cloudy days. Fire Tiger for anytime.

Q: Can I use this for bream and trout?
A: Yes. One lure, multiple species. Australian anglers trust Tassie Devils on everything.

Q: How do the wings work?
A: They flutter on drop and during jigging, creating action without effort. Single wire hook keeps it snag-free.

20gr Double Dressed Tassie Devil for deep Australian trout lakes. Vertical jigging 8-15m depth. Eucumbene, Jindabyne compatible. Medium 6-8kg tackle.

Double Dressed means extra wing coverage for maximum flutter and vibration. The 20gr weight takes you 8–15m with confidence. Perfect for Australian mountain lakes, deep river pools, and offshore trout work.

When to Use 20gr vs 13gr

• 13gr: Shallow estuaries, creeks, bays (2–8m)
• 20gr DD: Deep lakes, river pools, fast current (8–15m)

What Species?

Trout primarily in deep, clear Australian freshwater. Also effective on bream and flathead in deeper water (6m+).

Best Patterns

• Fire Tiger: Versatile for any deep-water condition
• Gold Panther: Natural tones for clear water
• Silver Bullet: Bright flash in very clear water

Technique & Gear

Vertical jigging ideal — drop through structure, jig steadily. Medium monofilament or braid (6–8kg). Medium spinning reel or light baitcaster. Designed for Australian lake jigging: Eucumbene, Jindabyne, Glenmaggie, Eildon.

Depth & Fishing Style

8–15m vertical jigging. Also works on cast-and-retrieve in deep channels. Wings flutter even on drop — you don't need to overwork it.

FAQ

Q: How much deeper than 13gr?
A: 20gr reaches 8–15m. For very deep offshore, step up further.

Q: Why "Double Dressed"?
A: Extra wings = more flutter, vibration, visibility. More attractive to deep-water fish.

Q: Good for vertical jigging?
A: Perfect. Weight + dressed design = ideal for Australian lake jigging.

Q: What lakes work best?
A: Eucumbene, Jindabyne, Glenmaggie, Eildon, Stress. Any deep mountain lake with trout.

5.4g TD Blade spinner for Australian trout streams & creeks. Ultralight finesse fishing 1-3m depth. 3-4kg monofilament compatible. Frog, Fire Tiger, Thunder patterns.

Ultralight blade spinner perfect for small creeks and finesse situations. The single blade flutters and spins even on gentle retrieve. Great when bigger lures are overkill.

TD Blade vs Other Lures

• TD Blade (this): Ultra-light spinner. Very light casting. 1–3m. Creeks and streams.
• Pegron Spoon: Heavier (11.5g). Better distance. 1–5m moderate depth.
• Tassie Devil: Jigging-focused. Drop and work vertically.

What Species?

Trout in shallow Australian freshwater creeks and streams. Also works on bream and small flathead in very shallow estuary situations.

Choose Your Pattern

• Fire Tiger: All-conditions, estuary or fresh
• Frog: Clear freshwater, natural green
• Thunder: Versatile, bold pattern, stained water
• Lime Frog: Bright green, low-light fishing

How to Fish

Cast to shallow structure. Retrieve steadily — blade does the work. No need to overwork it. Shallow 1–3m. Perfect for small creeks, tight shoreline spots, bends in streams.

Ultralight Gear Setup

Ultra-light monofilament (3–4kg), light braid, or fluorocarbon. Small spinning reel. 5.5–6ft ultralight rod. Finesse setup for Australian creek fishing.

FAQ

Q: How's Blade different from Spoon?
A: Blade spins; spoon is solid metal. Blade flutters more subtly for finesse.

Q: Can I use in strong current?
A: Light blade spins too fast in current — better for slow creeks, still water.

Q: What's the smallest reel?
A: Any small reel rated 3–4kg works perfectly with this ultra-light lure.

Q: Best for trout or bream?
A: Best on trout in freshwater creeks and streams. Works on bream only in very shallow estuary spots.

12.5g TD Spoon for Australian bream, trout & flathead. Cast and retrieve 2-6m depth. Estuary & freshwater compatible. Fire Tiger, Thunder & Frog patterns. Medium 5-7kg tackle.

Mid-weight casting spoon — heavier than Pegron, better for depth and distance. Works across Australian freshwater and saltwater conditions equally well. Good all-rounder covering 2–6m.

Spoon Weight Comparison

• Pegron 11.5g: Light casting, 1–5m, shallow
• TD Spoon 12.5g (this): Mid-weight, 2–6m, all-rounder
• Heavier spoons 15g+: Deep casting, 5m+, strong current

What Species?

Bream in estuaries and coastal bays, trout in freshwater, flathead in structure, whiting in shallow bays. Works in salt and fresh equally.

Choose Your Pattern

• Fire Tiger: All-conditions versatile, any situation
• Thunder: Bold, high-visibility, stained water, low light
• Frog: Natural green, clear freshwater specialist

How to Fish

Cast and retrieve at steady pace. Vary speed based on fish response. Works 2–6m depending on retrieve speed and technique. Covers structure, channels, drop-offs, flats effectively.

Gear Setup

Medium monofilament (5–7kg), braid, or fluorocarbon leader. Small-to-medium spinning reel. 6.5–7ft medium-light rod. Perfect 5-6kg outfit.

FAQ

Q: How's TD Spoon different from Pegron?
A: TD is slightly heavier (12.5g vs 11.5g), casts farther, works deeper (2–6m vs 1–5m).

Q: Can I vertical jig?
A: Spoons designed for cast-and-retrieve — use Tassie Devil jigs for vertical work.

Q: Fire Tiger for bream and trout?
A: Yes. Works across Australian species in both fresh and saltwater.

Q: Best retrieve speed?
A: Slow to medium usually works. Experiment — sometimes fish want faster retrieves. Adjust based on bites.

Q: Can I use in estuary?
A: Perfect for estuary bream, flathead, whiting. Works estuary and freshwater equally.