I use an apple corer with the end chopped off to create a spoon to load the mussel in. Wrap it in fine elastic, when you pull the mussel off the corer, the tightly wrapperd muscle can be cast as hard as you like. Good for boat fishing as well, last more than one bite and baits can be quickly prepared. Excellent for when your hands are cold in the Winter as you have a good grip on the corer handle. Got mine from Woolies, best not lose it or it may be more than 99p to replace !!!!!!!!!!
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Try this
Tie up some pennell snoods
make some big runnidown ans mussel baits
wrap in cling film and freeze
unwrap - clip on and cast
they fish brilliantly, all the juices are released on the sea bed, thaw out quickly.
no cold or messy hands, transport in a flask, and you can put back in freezer if you don't use them.
done really well with them
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A good tip that Marty. I used to always do it at the end of a session too, bait a couple of big pennels up and freeze them when I got home. They used to save quite a bit of time on your next session and caught with them quite a few times before my mate was in the water.
Jim.Remember, some people are alive simply because it is illegal to shoot them.
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Originally posted by Charlie_Thompson View PostPoly bag things they use don't they, that dissolve in water. They also use lasers, remote control boats, satellite imagery and "boilies" (*Shudder*)give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. teach him how to fish and he will sit in a boat and drink beer all day
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