Bite Science
Bite Science is an Australian brand that delivers high-quality fishing tackle at accessible price points. Developed over 18 months of rigorous Australian testing, their lures are designed by Professor Wu — a fish biologist and behavioural scientist — who incorporated biomechanical, visual, and olfactory triggers into every product. The result is a comprehensive range of soft plastics, hard-body lures, jig heads, tools, and accessories that punch well above their weight.
At Compleat Angler Nedlands, we stock an extensive Bite Science range including soft plastics like the Dirty Grub, Thump Shad, Bunker Buster, Creepy Critter, Kick Minnow, and Mad Minnow. We also carry the BioBait Jointed Swimbaits, Squid Slayer jigs, Substrike DC jig heads, H2 Minnow hard-body lures, fishing combos, pliers, crimping tools, and tackle storage. Whether you're chasing bream in the Swan River or squid off the groyne, Bite Science has you covered without breaking the bank.
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What Bite Science products are available at Compleat Angler Nedlands?
We stock a wide range including soft plastics (Dirty Grub, Thump Shad, Bunker Buster, Creepy Critter, Kick Minnow, Mad Minnow), BioBait swimbaits, Squid Slayer jigs, Substrike DC jig heads, H2 Minnow lures, rod and reel combos, pliers, and tackle accessories.
Are Bite Science soft plastics any good?
Yes — Bite Science soft plastics feature XT Ultra-tough construction, Max Action Formula for lifelike underwater movement, and are pre-scented for added attraction. They were developed and tested in Australian conditions by a fish biologist, making them highly effective for local species.
Who makes Bite Science fishing tackle?
Bite Science is an Australian brand launched by Jarvis Walker. The lures were designed by Professor Wu, a fish biologist and behavioural scientist, and developed over 18 months of testing in Australian waters.
What species can I catch with Bite Science lures in Perth?
Bite Science lures are effective on a wide range of Perth species including bream, whiting, flathead, tailor, squid, herring, and more. Their soft plastics and jig heads are particularly popular for estuary and inshore fishing around the Swan River and metro beaches.