Brad’s Killer Baits

[easydoesit]

Only two mentions of this lure type on the site. Brad’s makes a number of models with similar names. An early model Brad’s Killer Lure (or similar name) opened up so you could pack in a bait scent pad. Some people pack with tuna fish. Popular with the Buoy 10 fisherman and at one time popular in Nanaimo and Rupert.

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Does anybody use these lures? And, do they work around the Fraser mouth?

 

[Pineapple Express]

I've seen these used on the Thompson River in the Interior used for chinook fishing. They pack cheap tuna in the lure body.

https://bradskillerfishinggear.com/super-bait-cut-plug/

 

[Dogbreath]

I've used them (caught zip) but have a lot of other gear I have more faith in-and I don't like the smell of catfood grade Tuna on my gear.

 

[CBsqrd]

I've used them (caught zip) but have a lot of other gear I have more faith in-and I don't like the smell of catfood grade Tuna on my gear.

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[lemmy]

I've caught lots of fish on those, everywhere. We call them the "meat lockers" , I like the black backed ones with a piece of herring or chovy stuffed in them. Fished like a cut plug. Dummy flasher sometimes. They've got a nice roll!

 

[Flashman]

There's a guy in the interior making basically the same thing:

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[RageWelding]

I use the brads cut plugs. Some years it dominated, not this year though. Always worth a few tries.

 

[chille51]

I've tried the smaller size for Kokanee in the interior a couple times. Didn't catch any. Haven't tried the larger size in the salt. I think they are more popular in the States.

 

[Rad Gumbo]

A totally American thing. Even when ya know your gonna catch fish ,they think its a real advantage.......... just makes ya stink like cat food. Its a gimmick. Scent for hali and sturgon is for real but salmon, I'll pass on.

 

[TMan]

Only two mentions of this lure type on the site. Brad’s makes a number of models with similar names. An early model Brad’s Killer Lure (or similar name) opened up so you could pack in a bait scent pad. Some people pack with tuna fish. Popular with the Buoy 10 fisherman and at one time popular in Nanaimo and Rupert.

Friend asked about it recently.

Does anybody use these lures? And, do they work around the Fraser mouth?

I've caught fish on them. On the colour called Blackjack. Basically natural colour. But when I bought my own I never really sued them. I always forget to make up bait. So don't use them. They should work awesome.
They aren't cheap though.
I've used a Spin'nFish as well. They worked too. Same concept, different shape.