Palms - Rush Dive
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About this lure
Diving pencils are a category that is often the basis of games as plugs for targeting large migratory fish, including rock shore. For that reason, the performance required of a diving pencil requires comprehensive specifications. The Rush Dive pursues a body shape that shows high reaction to input. Even with a short jerk, it grabs the water reliably, and even shows a fluttering action by turning the side of the body side. Furthermore, if there is some wavering, the head shape that firmly grabs the water expands the scope of the diving pencil's activities. High flight distance, reaction and few errors. It is a basic model for making the most of the few opportunities that come in a day.
How to fish the Palms - Rush Dive
Big Kev's Tips
How to work it
The Rush Dive is a floating diving pencil worked across the surface with rod-tip input. Use short, sharp jerks to make the head grab the water and dart, then let it float back up between strokes; the body flutters and turns on its side to trigger reactions. Vary the cadence between aggressive dives and pauses to find what the fish want on the day.
This is a stickbait built for distance, so pair it with a rod that loads well for long casts and matches the 40g, 68g or 87g body you choose. That reach lets you cover working water from boat or rock shore without spooking fish.
Target kingfish and tuna feeding on or near the surface. The head shape holds water even through swell and wave movement, keeping the action stable so you can capitalise on the few chances a day brings.
Which colour, and when
#AL-240 Yellow TailBright yellow-tail contrast to stand out in choppy or stirred water.
#AL-453 Craftsman BaitNatural baitfish profile for clear water and bright overhead light.
#H-456 UV Half Clear BaitUV-active clear profile that fires up in low light or overcast conditions.
#MG-10 SardineNatural baitfish match for clear water and good daylight.
#MG-457 First Chart GlowHigh-vis glow finish that stays visible in low light, overcast or choppy water.
#RA-243 UV PinkUV pink lifts visibility in low light and holds colour when the sky goes grey.
#SH-242 Horse MackerelNatural baitfish match for clear water and good daylight.
#T-241 Clear AmberjackHard dark silhouette that kingfish lock onto in bright flat-calm conditions.
#T-244 Clear Glow PinkHigh-vis glow finish that stays visible in low light, overcast or choppy water.
#T-41 Silver-Stripe Round HerringNatural baitfish flash match for clear water and bright sun.
#T-458 ClearHard dark silhouette that kingfish lock onto in bright flat-calm conditions.
#T-744 Drift Ice RockHolographic chrome flash for clear water and strong sunlight.
#AL-450Natural baitfish flash match for clear water and bright sun.
#AL-454 Flying FishHolographic chrome flash for clear water and strong sunlight.
#C-323 Avalon SilhouetteHard black silhouette that triggers kingfish in bright-day glare.
#H-455 See-Through Blue PinkBlue chrome sardine match for clear water and strong overhead light.
#MG-56 PinkbackPink-backed flash that holds confidence across a range of light conditions.
#AL-459 DolphinfishGreen-gold spotted finish that matches pelagic baitfish in clear, bright conditions.
#DNA772Pink-backed flash that holds confidence across a range of light conditions.
#DNA773Blue chrome sardine match for clear water and strong overhead light.