Due to this lures many design features it can be fished with a myriad of techniques. It has a subtle cupped face which exerts the traditional forward splash. It can be used as a ‘slider’, and can be ‘dog walked’.
The PX has an awesome sideways ‘dog walking’ action which is amplified enormously by the rear feelers that trail the main body section. Experienced anglers will love the technology that has gone into making this lure.

Best to be used in areas where there is a constant supply of prawns / shrimp moving throughout the system. Target areas like weeded flats, backs of canals, snags, pontoons and small gut ways / creeks that are flowing into the main water body.
Flats – weeded flats are great areas to target because weed holds large numbers of prawns. Prawns like to feed and live in and around weeded flats and in turn the predatory fish follow. Long cast across the flats paying particular attention to sanded areas between weeded areas, subtle dept changes and contour brakes.
Backs of Canals – canals are great areas to target with surface lures because of the constant prawn population. Backs of canals where there is usually a smallish flat with little or no tidal run are great areas to target surface feeding bream.
Snags – prawns like to hold tight to snags and predatory bream like to haunt these structures for easy feeds. Is best to cast the PX past the snag and work it with the current into the strike zone before pausing the lure before commencing the retrieve for great results.
Pontoons – theses areas are magnets for jelly prawns. Pontoons are much like working snags; cast past the structure working it alongside the pontoon allowing the lure to pause before commencing the retrieve.
Small Gut Ways / Creeks – predatory fish like to sit in ambush for anything getting flushed out of small flowing drains and creeks. Casting the PX upstream and working back with the current towards the boat results in many big fish.

To use the cupped face a gentle downward single slap on slack line will throw the PX into action. By incorporating pauses throughout the cast will create interest from the wariest of bream.
This lure works well by winding / sliding it across the surface in a constant motion allowing the rear feelers to waft behind attracting fish to the lure. Pausing the PX is a must throughout the cast allowing the lure to settle and this is when most fish strike.
The PX works well in the dog walking motion, again with pauses. By slapping slack line in a downward action the PX will dart from side to side attracting fish from far and wide.