Halco Sorcerer lure R32 natural wonder 68 floating 8g

Halco Sorcerer 35

This small bait is available as a standard version (STD) with an additional diving bucket. Use the STD version if you want to fish deep in the weeds or between obstacles, so that cautious fish have no chance to take cover.
Troll it at 0.5 – 4 knots or cast, trying steady and erratic retrieves for best results.

Halco Sorcerer 52

Cast or retrieve for small predatory fish. The buoyant nature of the lure means it can easily be "backed off" snags most of the time. Troll it at 0.5 – 4 knots or cast and try steady and erratic retrieves.
Two depths options allow for shallow and deep water applications.

Halco Sorcerer 68

Cast or troll the Sorcerer 68, it can be used for both types of fishing successfully. The buoyant nature of the lure makes it ideal for fishing near the bottom in shallow locations. It will float off many snags and the retrieve can be continued. Troll at least 20 metres from the boat and limit speeds to around 3 knots, if trolling ultra slow use a twitching rod movement for added action. Can be successfully cast for a range of small fresh and saltwater species.
If changing hooks to lighter or heavier styles, be aware it may change the action of the lure. Lures are designed with certain hooks equipped and the weight, drag and size of the hooks can all affect the action and buoyancy of a particular lure. Anglers worldwide have different requirements, so by all means change hooks, but remember to study the action and buoyancy of the lure to ensure the vital characteristics of the lure are not altered.

Halco Sorcerer 90 & 125

Widely recognised as Australia's best Barramundi lure, this amazing lure has incredible versatility. The four depths range from less than a metre to over 8 metres. The tight trademark Sorcerer shimmy action is the ideal strike trigger and the butterknife tail give exceptional hook exposure and the flat reflective surface which creates a huge flash on the chrome finishes. Trolling speeds ranging from 1 knot to 5 knots are ideal and twitching of the rod at low trolling speeds will achieve greater action with a more erratic movement.
These Scorpions are bib towed. Halco designed the special towing links that insert into the bib – they are now industry standard. Are the bibs strong? – yes very strong! The bib has been tested by Australian Monofil Company (the makers of the Australian made Platypus Fishing lines) They actually pull out at 145 pounds! These are Bullet proof bibs, designed by Halco and utilise a key and keyway to align the bib perfectly and hold it in tight. Remember, let the unique design do the holding – do not use any glue, it will weaken the plastic. We leave gluing to our competitors.

Halco Sorcerer 150

Although mainly trolled, the 150 is a great casting lure for big salt and fresh water species. The "butterknife" tail aid in easy casting and the lure quickly descends to the depth engraved on the lure bib. When trolling areas of structure, the buoyancy of the lure and the "butterknife" tail allow the lure to back off any snags after the line has been allowed to slacken off. It may not work every time but is essential when trolling down close to structure that may snag your lure.
To achieve an even faster trolling speed, remove the centre hook. If you wish to use heavier hooks, then use Mustad 2/0’s on the front and rear hook hanger. Do not put one on the centre hook hanger. It will upset the balance of the lure as well as causing hook meshing.