Nomad Design Vertrex soft vibe casting technique for inshore species like Snook and Redfish

Watch as Capt. Jarad "Dingo" Boshammer explains the technique he has developed for catching snook, redfish, seatrout, striped bass and just about every other inshore saltwater species using the Nomad Vertrex Max and Swim Vibes.

[@officialWWM]

The biggest problem I have with your lures is deciding which one to use! I love every single one of them!

[@standingmannequin7911]

So good on ya to show us this short but detailed vibing like a pro.

[@kazookid2757]

Vibes on a popping cork work great too, since the popping cork draws the attention of the fish and gets them fired up and then they see the lure fluttering down. Best ladyfish and seatrout set up I’ve ever used sometimes you get one every cast.

[@chrischrist7982]

Very informative

[@sarcofalo]

The vertex max is my go to lure everytime, I have cought more fish with the vertex max than with any other fishing lure.

[@jeffreyflynn2805]

Very different to how we are fishing them in deep water for king threadfin and jewfish in qld

[@mitchellpagan8479]

My squid Tex lure, 1 time use melts or devolves.

[@NomadTackle]

With lures made form TPE material its important to store them separate from different plastics or they will react. OK to store with the same material but not all plastics are made from the same material.

[@Icecoldsteel]

😂 when you buy these lures it says tested and designed in Australia

[@NomadTackle]

That's correct. Nomad Design R&D is based in Australia.