2020 - New Gear, Nomad DTX220LRS & MadMacs
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2020
- New lures from Nomad Design of Australia, first shown ICAST 2019, available now at www.CharkBait.com. The new DTX 220 LRS Minnow, larger, stronger and made for long range style fishing. Also introduced the 2020 a new trolling lure, MadMacs in three sizes. Two different designs, for different positions and presentations - great for targeting wahoo, and many other species. (charkbait.com/product-categor...) I can be reached directly thru CharkBait, information-1@charkb ait.com
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Great vid sir, good comparisons of lures
Good point on the brand ! Thank you for your 411... love the videos
Thanks for watching Jorge.
You produce superb videos - really helpful! Thanks.
Thank you sir.
Please upload more videos! You seem like a great person and I find your videos very educational for some reason~
Thanks Joon, I used to be a teacher in one of my prior careers. That may explain, but primarily, for any small business owner, you've got to love the widgets (in this case fishing and the gear that goes with it).
Great instructions and descriptions. Your vids are great.
~ROCK
Las Vegas
Thanks, hopefully helpful. We're all looking forward to getting back on the boats...enough with the lockdowns already. Folks are getting cabin fever, been hard on LV for sure.
A great video, many thanks man!
Really enjoyed this video, I recently got myself a couple of the DTX 165 and used them last weekend out here in the top end of Australia and the big Spanish Mackerel loved them. They still swam true after taking a lot of damage. New subby here 👍
Yep, dandy lures and well eaten, too. We've recently had a very good bluefin tuna bite in Northern California, like what we've had down in SoCal for the past few years. The guys north hadn't had this large a tuna within reach before this year. They discovered Rapala's won't work for big fish, split rings opened right up. The tuna were hitting fin bait, so the minnow imitations were well received and the DTX Minnows took plenty of fish...depleting our inventory as well as Nomad's. More on the way, excellent lures and innovative firm. Easy to see these guys were grounded in good fishing with plenty of time and fish to experiment on while dialing in the lures just right.
Very informative. I have the Nomad 165 Minnow and have not had much success yet.
Great video!
Looking forward to trying a couple of these out on the CharkBait Red Rooster III charter in October. Will be my first long range trip! I need to come into the store to get advice on a couple of rods. See you in a few weeks!
I'm with you there, looking forward to that trip myself!
Very interesting. Not the lipped ones, they'd be skipping like a rock the way we troll. Where I am on private boats we troll at 12+ knots, up to say 18 knots when wahoo trolling. Haven't seen much of the marauder type planing head desigb lures on the east coast but I am very intrigued. I betcha they'd work damned well.
They should indeed get some attention. The MagTrac should deal with the speed, as will Catchy's SJ26 spinner jet. The deep diver lipped lures do great, but speed of troll can be an issue if you get much over 10 knots. At that speed, it's good to have a reel with a really low first gear to bring 'em in if there's not a fish attached and the boat's still moving...they really do dig in well!
Okay - thank you. I actually purchased some Nomad lures from you earlier in the year. BUT - we are in lockdown here in Baja Sur. Crazy. Anyways, what lb. mono can you use versus the 175 lb. wire? Like I have 100 lb., 150 lb. - thoughts. Thank you.
I love my minnows!
Sure bet they get bit!
The planing head lure you show with the. Marlin/Wahoo pattern. What model please & who makes it? Thx.
GREAT video and information! I live in Yuma, AZ and I'm planning on going on a 1.5 day trip for some Blue Fin, Yellow Fin and some other species on a charter boat. This will be my first time going saltwater fishing. Keep up the good work. You have a new subscriber. 👍👍
Hope you have a great trip and glad you're getting out there! Please visit our website - charkbait.com, we can get you properly set up or at least get you dialed in prior to the trip.
@@CharkBaitUSA Will do!! I'm about 4hrs from your store and I'm planning on coming by one Saturday. 👍👍
How fast do the MadScad and the MadMacs sink? Thank you if you could answer my question!
Great info on depths & ideal speed. I now have a very wide variety of all of the nomads & lots of crimping gear. My question - you mentioned 175 lb test cable would that be regardless of lure size (within reason)? I have 49 strand but maybe you suggest single. Thx in advance.
I run 175# 49 strand on my DTX200's, for 220 size it really doesn't seem to matter much, 275, a harness, 200-300# fluorocarbon leader they all seem to drag well given the 220 is a beast behind a boat travelling near 10 knots. The things pull a good 20+ lbs of drag just trolling at those speeds. Regarding single strand, I'm not so big on that idea. I've seen issues, and all it takes is a bend or kink and things go south rapidly and expensively. For bait, sure, but for trolled lures there can be a downside. I like the flexibility and limpness of the 49 strand on the troll. Others may indeed differ and that's fine, personal choice to try evaluate and adjust.
Greetings from the Aru Islands, Indonesia, greetings are always healthy and greetings strike
I'm looking for some recommendations on some nomad lures. I'm heading to keys in June and just wondering what size and colors for the madmacs. My target species will be mahi, tuna and (Wahoo) if I'm lucky. Just wanting to mix it up in the spread a little bit thanks.
What folks do on the San Diego long range scene is not necessarily what I'll recommend to you for your trip to the Keys. The boat you are on may also influence my recommendation, size of boat, larger sportfisher of say 30+ feet verses fishing from a skiff or sailboat. Without more information, which I'll ask to be emailed directly to me at our shop, my suggestions may be off the exact mark. I will however recommend having two different styles of lure in the spread, the deep diving DTX Minnow as well as the MadMax. For colors, lots of personal preferences, but for prospecting purposes I'd have both light and dark patterns in the spread. These are general suggestions, I can be much more specific with additional info. You can reach me thru CharkBait's website, but I"ll also leave my email address in this vids description above.
@@CharkBaitUSA okay I did
Hi，I'm looking for saltwater reels especially daiwa reels that is two reels i have found lexa 300 and daiwa coastal tw reels，which one i sure choose will you please give me a suggestion.and make a video for coastal series thanks.
Daiwa Lexa and Coastals are single speed star drag reels. We do have two speed options in compact sizes - though nothing quite so small as a low profile baitcaster, but awfully close from other manufacturers. This type of question, best send directly to CharkBait or posted on CharkBaits CharkBoard (message board), not relevant to this vid.
Makes me wanna shout haha
How much this octupus lure sir and how much how to order.
Please visit our website ( www.charkbait.com ) or our shop in Huntington Beach CA. Full information regarding products are listed on our site, we ship worldwide..
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You sold me on the magtrac.
They caught me some wahoo, too! Straight tracking, stays put.
What is the noise you make in between words please Mark? I am not criticizing, i'm just interested, as I watch your videos. It's kind of a "yeow". Cheers, David
I see the crack just in front of the eye where two of my 200’s broke.
Any way these are the best new lures for Wahoo. And the 220 model won’t crack!!
Well, on our 8 day Red Rooster III trip I saw one of the guys 220 with a break at the bill to head. Andy was driving the boat, so speed was up there, wahoo hit the lure and was caught, but the lure was done. Some serious forces combined to cause the damage to lure. For most of us, we'll accept a one-and-done lure if it's highly effective which the Nomad DTX is. Still, the planing type lures like the MagTrak and Marauders, MadMax as well as the big jets have a place in our tackle boxes for specific positions on the troll, conditions and skippers speed of trolling. Good to have options...
@@CharkBaitUSA oh don’t get me wrong I love the DTX. I’ve had two 200’s break. Damon replaced them no charge. Haven’t seen a 220 break yet and I’ve caught 5 Hoo’s on one.
Great video!!
@@wahooandy1 I"m with you, DTX's are darn effective and a very good tool to have along on a LR trip. Great wahoo lures for sure, but not all days nor conditions allow their best use. So, very good to have a plan "A" and "B."
SUBBED!
Just don’t use me as bait!
Hi Sir where you based i wanna visit your shop soon can you please provide your shop address i will be much more appreciated thanks
Hello everyone and all the best.
Please tell me how long do you make monofilament line leader for MADMAX #130,160,200,240?? How many pounds of line?
I will be very grateful to you for your answer.
There's no strict routine for rigging. It's angler and application dependent. My recommendations would require feedback from you, and UA-cam is not the arena for this. In truth, specific product feeback, use...best to contact us directly thru our business and we can begin a dialog. If you purchased product thru us, more than happy to assist, given we run a business and time is a commodity in limited supply, especially this time of year. I have no interest in assisting amazon's entry into our area of specialization by providing input they can't supply, parasitic. CharkBait is a family run independent business, have been providing good service and information for over 20 years. Contact us directly please.
Varies by angler need. In general, I'd say 3-6 feet. Pound test would normally increase as you seek larger fish using larger lure. So a 240 might be 200#. A guy might do the same with smaller version, but more likely drop down in test. Targeted fish may strongly influence what one might run.