Everything eats these lures! | how to use SOFT VIBES | Vertrex Max & Vertrex Swim - Nomad Design
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- What's the difference between the Vertrex Swim and Max models. There's a lot!! The Max sinks twice as fast as the Swim to start with but there's much more to it. The Swim is a pat.pending design that actually swims when sinking and then vibrates when you lift it. The swim CANNOT be fished on a straight retrieve and must be cast out and fished on a stop start retrieve. The Max CAN be fished either stop/start or on a constant retrieve and is also ideal for deeper water. It's time to get vibing with the #nomadvibetribe
VERTREX MAX
Maximum vibration and maximum depth is what the Vertrex Max is all about. A unique design from Nomad Design lure designer Damon Olsen, the deep body profile combined with finely tuned internal weights, delivers a soft vibration bait that sinks level without spinning on the drop. This allows you to get down to the fish faster.
VERTREX SWIM
The Vertrex Swim (pat. pending) is a unique Nomad designed swimming soft Vibe bait. It is the first lure of its kind that swims naturally when sinking and vibrates when lifted creating an irresistible combination for any species. The Vertrex Swim is typically fished in shallower water in lower current situations. The Vertrex Swim is NOT a bait that you can simply straight retrieve. There is a specific lift and pause technique that needs to be used with this bait for maximum effectiveness and this can be seen on many of our Vertrex Swim UA-cam tutorial clips.
Vibing is a new technique and fishing system that revolves around the Nomad Vertrex Soft Vibe lure series, and is effective from 2ft to 300ft of water on a huge range of species.
So how did a whole new way of fishing come about? Well, it's not new, it's been a go to fishing technique in Australia for over 15 years and it's one of the most widely used and effective techniques on many Australian species. With this knowledge and experience behind them, Capt. Jarad "Dingo" Boshammer and Nomad Design founder, designer and charter captain Damon Olsen teamed up to bring Vibing to the USA. It simply catches fish, and it doesn't matter if it's a lake in Florida or the Red Sea, fish eat vibes. Dingo as his mates know him, is a hard core charter captain working out of Jupiter who has fished all over the world doing everything from giant Black Marlin on the Great Barrier Reef to fly fishing for world records.
Damon knew that vibes would catch fish in the USA and Dingo has perfected the technique and ways to fish these vibes over 12 months of work, proving they are "more effective than livebait" in some situations on species like Redfish, Snook, Striped Bass, Yellowtail, Seabass, Seatrout, Black Drum, Snapper, Grouper and just about everything else that swims. The systems, lures and techniques for Vibing have been perfected on the water over years of experience between some of the world's best anglers and designers and are subject to pending patent applications.
The Nomad Vibing system is designed to be easy to use and to catch you more fish. It's time to get vibing with Nomad and join the #nomadvibetribe. You can also learn more from the #nomadvibemasters about techniques that work and how to use the vibing system to catch more fish. The #nomadvibemasters are an elite group of anglers and captains who are recognised leaders in their field and have perfected the techniques of fishing vibes to catch more fish.
The technology in your lures is incredible. I love every single one of them. They are beautiful to look at and fantastic to use but also, incredibly effective. They are pretty much the only lure I buy these days.
Thank you very much!
@@NomadTackle no, thank you! :)
I use them for large & small mouth bass stripers and big lake trout
I have been using them in Puerto Rico and they are a killer
Great video and these lures are very well designed and seem well made. I've just bought two Swim 75s which I'm going to road test on the Swan River soon. My only gripe is that they are only available with trebles. Any plans to bring out versions with singles?
you guys have created something real crazy !!! . I got me 2 squidtrex and unfortunately only one ( to test ) Vertex Max ( the Mullet ) . I believe that I am one of the first turkish angler using them , but it is far behind my expactations. I would love to share with you a picture of my 52 kg King caught on a Squidtrex.
Probably I will use only these lures this year....
That's awesome. Feel free to post some photos and tag us on your socials :)
Seven que son una chulada de señuelos saludos desde Xalapa Veracruz México
Wished you guys made bluegill colors
good video friend! a question; These killers could also be used in seashore fishing.
I use the max for slow pitch jigging....might have to try the swim. Have u guys used the swim for slow pitch? Curious of your results...
Hey - The swim is deadly on the vertical presentation, however It has a much slower sinking rate than the Max. Its proven deadly when the target species is higher in the water column and you want that hangtime as it swims down. So dependent on the situation
cool, gonna try them out and I'll let you know how they work in the GOM outside of Pensacola FL@@NomadTackle
What is the most popular size in vertrex max?
Hey good question - depends on location. In areas where deep water vibing is the go the 130 and 150. In areas where its more an inshore program the smaller sizes dominte.
Which knot do you usually tie from leader to lure?
loop knot or uni
Ive been drifting for flathead an snapper in 4m to 7m of water in port phillip bay Victoria would you recomend the vertrex swim or the max in the 75mm
vertrex max 75 will do the job on flatties
With them being made of TPE plastic, can they be stored in a regular tackle tray or do they need to be left in their original packaging?
they need to be stored in their original packaging or a 'worm proof' TPE safe tackle tray
Are most plano or similar clear plastic boxes tpe safe? @@NomadTackle
Is this specifically designed for saltwater or will the action attract fish in freshwater as well?
Can be used in salt, brackish and fresh water
Tuna in hawaii like them😊
Which size do you use please and are you referring to the swim or max?
Thanks
If I was fishing from on top a high bridge and wanted to jig below me would max or swim be better I’m targeting ladyfish that usually are higher in the water column
the Max is more suited to conventional jigging
@@NomadTackle which you prefer for ladyfish
@@neus8244 the Max
@@NomadTackle what color for ladies?
Can they be fished land based?
the Vertex Max can be used land based
Have you tried it on Rooster fish
No we haven't as yet- I'm sure they'd be killer!
@@NomadTackle You have anything in your Arsenal or any suggestions for rooster fish?
A few different options in our topwater range, Chug Norris, Riptide, Madscads will entice a bite!
Where can we get those in Europe?? 🤤
You can order via our international website www.nomadtackle.com.au/
I wonder if the swim would be effective pitching to Mahi just under the surface under weed lines? I think they prefer pink as well as white
Guaranteed to catch fishermen, not fish!
Will catch both ;-)
100% catch fish in many scenarios.
They'll catch both
The only saltwater lure that I catch fish with.