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[john/r]

hi not sure how to say it but a enema you get off the rocks at low water whitish in colour i think anyone had any success with this one of my mate rates it highly in middle of winter in rough seas

[Stores]

Hi John... by we could have some fun here BUT the parp I think you're referring to, in my experience is red not white but I'm no expert on the matter. The red ones I have used successfully as bait fillers when off in the boat but never tried from the shore. Have tried limpets with some success when mixed with crab or mussell.

[john/r]

hi sorry lads in wrong place maybe someone could move to shore fishing thanks

[john/r]

hi sorry lads in wrong place maybe someone could move to shore fishing thanks

[red rock]

i would hate anybody to give me an enema on the beach,water might freeze up my butt this time of year

[pottsy]

John, I think the word you mean is anenome

[john/r]

hi stores well and truly put my foot in it there hav,nt i, think you right might be red and it is parp should try it in big sea my mate from seaham harbour swears by it

[Mogthemackem]

Apparently they were used a lot many moons ago with good results. There was an article in the sea angler about using them in a cocktail with other baits to beef up but I'm sure many people would have their own opinions on these articles. Any natural bait is worth a shot mate as most fish are scavengers. I personally can't stand touching them