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Has any ever tried supplementing the normal sea baits with fishmeal type carp baits?
Can't see why it would not help and you'd get a great scent trail
Can't see why it would not help and you'd get a great scent trail
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the only one which i have tried and was about as successful as other baits was mussel, saying that it wasnt used as hookbait, rather it was poured into my groundbait bowl, but the juices and the mussel meat made it quite a nice concoxion -
You can get loads of pastes and boilies that could be wrapped around sinkers and or threaded up the line.Comment
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Hair rigged popped up boillie on a zig rig?
It's a thin line that seperates an Angler from a madman standing on the beach in january at midnight in -5 degrees with a northerly wind blowing in your faceComment
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Not quite what i had in mind but how about a normal sea cocktail bait with some fishmeals threaded above the bait?Originally posted by Rod_bender View PostHair rigged popped up boillie on a zig rig?
Can't do any harm thats for sureComment
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anyone tried stuffing a whole squid with it ??Comment
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thats just what i was thinking but with it not being the natural food of sea fish it might not work but you'll never know until you try it.Originally posted by kela66 View PostComment
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Cant think how it would not work.
The way to fish it would be to hair rig some boilies onto the trace then mold paste around them.
That way you would be sure you would always have a scent trail in the waterComment
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What about peeler crab flavor boillies, could be on too a winner .
It's a thin line that seperates an Angler from a madman standing on the beach in january at midnight in -5 degrees with a northerly wind blowing in your faceComment
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cracking idea mateOriginally posted by Rod_bender View PostWhat about peeler crab flavor boillies, could be on too a winner .
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paste in pva bags for flat sea would be good... "crab paste" lolSpecies: Cod, Bass, Coalie, Flounder, Dab, Rockling, Mackerel, Plaice, Pollock, Ballen Wrasse, L/S Scorpion, Common Blenny, Weaver (unfortunately), Whiting, Common Eel, Trout, Pike... think that's itComment
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This is something ive been doing for sometime, its the normal bollie mix but with added sea bait, but i dont make the round bollie i make the 24mm sausage and cut into 2"-4" lenght`s insert into finger bandage clingfilm whip on hook done, but! ive only managed 2 fish one was a small mop 1lbs and the other a decent flatie so i cant say they work as good as fresh bait.
hope this helps
p.s it sure does get messy when blending worm / crab best done outside,
lets say she wassent happy
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cod eat anything so i dont see why they wud refuse a good meal hoy in the odd mixed grill lolPanel Pin Champ
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There's thousands of us out there fishing with fresh natural bait and getting next to nowt so why bother messing about with processed stuff. It's been tried commercially (lazylug etc) and hasn't changed the world so why bother.
It will have it's results now and again in specific circumstances. Just mess about with proper bait.Comment
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With exception to Blacks marine worms don't keep very well, carp baits are all freezable or storable on a shelf.
Natural carp baits work, artificial boilies etc work better that's why they were developed it's not to say natural baits are rubbish they have their place and on the right day etc..
Lazyrag and Lazylug are quite frankly Lazy-innovations, every year carp baits, rigs and innovations move on probably because there is a heck of a lot more money involved in the R&D side of carp angling.
I know someone who uses monster crab bait additive on bits of maky and no iffs or buts he does catch when no one else does, I can't say 100% it's the additive who knows maybe it's worth looking into.Comment
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