Announcement

Collapse
No announcement yet.

norway bait

Collapse
X
 
  • Filter
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts

  • norway bait

    Hi everyone ,
    Well after a few years off the old fishing i have finally decided to get back in to it . I have bought myself some new gear and im just about ready for the winter season to start .
    The trouble im having is finding fresh bait .
    I live in norway now so i thought i would try to dig my own bait but i cant find anywhere that looks like there might be bait around.
    I know there is signs of where lug worm are buried but i diont see it on the beaches here .
    is there any signs of where rag worm are ??
    if any of you have any hints that would be great .
    Also while im on does anyone know of a supplier that could maybe ship over bait to me in stavanger ??
    was that a bite (na mate i think it was wind)

  • #2
    When we were over there last Febuary the beaches were full of casts and Phil said you can dig loads of lug, king rag and monster whites there.

    The only bait we needed over there tho was bluey.
    Best shore caught fish:- Pollock 6lb+ Beadnell, 9lb 8oz Cod Blyth Beach

    Comment


    • #3
      Hello Daren mate ,hope all is well over there , always wanted to get fishing over there although I've been busy farther afield .

      Keep in touch and let us know how you get on.
      You can take the lad out of Walker but .......

      Comment


      • #4
        Good to hear from you Daren.

        I think we'd all love to get amongst those monster cod.

        Could you not use some smaller lures to catch herring etc for bait?
        Cheers, Keith.

        Comment


        • #5
          You're probably right
          Cheers, Keith.

          Comment


          • #6
            Originally posted by matchman
            I was in Norway in August but didn't need bait from shore or boat.
            Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the use of live bait in Norway not allowed?
            hi guys thanks for the tips :-)
            matchman where did you hear that from ? im only asking because i have never heard of it before but if your right then i really dont want to be breaking the law here .
            in the summer time i see the locals using small casting nests to get live bait fish from the docks and using them to catch mackeral ,
            but if the use of worms etc is is banned then ill leave alone !!
            i have been using those artifical lug and rag worms ( wont tell you the name ) but they are no good! i have never had a fish on them yet
            thanks to the other guys for the warm respose , everything here is great at the min :-)
            well if any you have any more thoughts or ideas on this i really wouold like to hear from you guys :-)
            hope to have some pictures up on here in the next few weeks ( fingers crossed )
            take care and tight lines !!!!
            was that a bite (na mate i think it was wind)

            Comment


            • #7
              [QUOTE=daren;220676]but if the use of worms etc is is banned then ill leave alone !!
              [QUOTE]

              when he says live bait i think he means using live fish as bait, not worms...
              i could be wrong though.

              Comment


              • #8
                Daren, don't forget to give raw liver a try.
                If all about you are catching fish, cast in their swim !!!

                Comment


                • #9
                  Originally posted by bigh View Post
                  Daren, don't forget to give raw liver a try.
                  Thanks man i had completly forgot about that , used it a few years ago and had some good results :-)
                  well im still off shore and i dont get back on land until monday , im itching to get out , but i still have no bait ( worms ) anyone know of any places that de- liver
                  na but seriously if there is anywhere that can ship bait to me ill be more than happy to pay ( as long as its in good nick when it gets here ) frozen blacks and crab too .
                  was that a bite (na mate i think it was wind)

                  Comment


                  • #10
                    Originally posted by matchman
                    Try Squids-In Sea Baits mate...superb quality and everything you could want:
                    Squids In! Sea Baits - Top Quality Sea and Pike Fishing Baits by Mail Order
                    Email: sales@squidsinseabaits.com
                    Telephone / text service: 07935 762267
                    All major credit cards are accepted and so is using a PayPal account.
                    THANKS FOR THAT MATE :-) ill give them a call on monday when i get on dry land :-O
                    was that a bite (na mate i think it was wind)

                    Comment

                    Working...
                    X