So I thought that I'd have a crack at this in the coming season and sent off for a LRF lure kit. Well I'm now the proud owner of a load of 1/32, 1/16 and 3/32 oz lead heads plus the smallest plugs and spinners I've ever seen. Not to mention a load of soft plastic lures all under 3" long.
Oh well, I'll give it a go but wtf do you catch on a 1/32 oz 2" plastic, gobies?
Oh well, I'll give it a go but wtf do you catch on a 1/32 oz 2" plastic, gobies?
Slightly bigger gobbies 
I have a feeling that you might be right 
Not really sure- id guess try a rocky mark with a decent depth for pollack and wrasse.
In all seriousness, I'm going to be giving them a whirl for wrasse, I've a couple of marks where I've caught quite a few on plastics and bass, I think that these weenies might do the job early season when the bass are on the smallest of fry.
They ought to work on black bream as well, roll on spring!
I'm not sure using bass as bait will be appreciated by some members, mind, if they were over the minimum size.... 
Good luck with the plastics!
Mike