bait for heavy ground kelp

[NICKY]

a little research goes a long way you must not of fished up Northumberland,eyemouth or st abbs over the summer months looking for codlings and you get plenty of wrasse on your crab cod baits

[big phil 123]

I hardly fish for cod in summer

[mardenq]

a little research goes a long way you must not of fished up Northumberland,eyemouth or st abbs over the summer months looking for codlings and you get plenty of wrasse on your crab cod baits

can you recommend somewhere for low water tomorrow ,was staying local to me(Tynemouth-whitley)but would probs go a bit further.pm me any info if you could-parking ect as not fished much on the rocks further north
peter

[topbanana]

can you recommend somewhere for low water tomorrow ,was staying local to me(Tynemouth-whitley)but would probs go a bit further.pm me any info if you could-parking ect as not fished much on the rocks further north
peter

Try sharpness, sh*t hill etc peter plenty veg round there.

[davidhayley1945]

all my wrasse have been taken on fresh crab have had 4 at 4lb plus and one 5lb 6oz past two years,down in devon the locals use a live hard back crab lashed on by its legs and they get them up to 10 lb.float fishing rag will get you both wrasse and Pollock, but up at seahouses,beadnell,eyemouth, st abbs fresh crab is the bait to use if you want the bigger wrasse. davy.

[markgg]

Boomer in the bay into the deep trench where the boats sail in and out, you can walk on the kelp there and its deep. If I don't have loads of crab with me, I put my muscle and razor in the same bait pot as my crab so sent mixes onto it all. Bog hall has a bit kelp too.

[rt6693]

can you recommend somewhere for low water tomorrow ,was staying local to me(Tynemouth-whitley)but would probs go a bit further.pm me any info if you could-parking ect as not fished much on the rocks further north
peter

Could give Whitley Bay pipe a try, didn't have any luck last time I went but you never know

[Ian Alexander]

Half a fresh and a full frozen the frozen will release the scent quicker and the fresh will keep it going for longer.

That's what I like do Nicky....you have the attraction of the fresh crab and the instant "mushy" scent trail of the frozen.
If I'm getting poddler rattles then I give the frozen a miss.

Regards Ian