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Fish wont like it but i bet you do....Do the fish mind if pepper and vinegar on them?
There used to be one in Hayling Island, Hants. When it went bad with supplies, they moved to Blackpool area, I heard they are still as bad or worse. Wonder where they will move to next?Any of yous fella's use any on line bait shop.. ????
I don't buy bait often, but Andy's Baits seem to have a good reputation. I've seen quite a few of the Youtube fishing clan using Andy's when doing baiting up demos.Any of yous fella's use any on line bait shop.. ????
SameNope, before lockdown I would tel the tackle shop with order then pick up.
frozen fish from a tackle shop is usually a far better quality than the sfresh stuff sold at the supermarket and will catch more fishI would rather buy some bait at a supermarket... that if your fishing day goes amiss is suitable for human consumption and is also much cheaper than baits from a local tackle shop. For example would be at my local tackle shop four frozen sardines for 5€ ! I can buy a kilo and a half at my supermarket for that and they are fresh!
frozen fish from a tackle shop is usually a far better quality than the sfresh stuff sold at the supermarket and will catch more fish
In my experience it'll need holding on with cotton, if your casting anyway for sure.I thread worms in and out on hook, will the razor stand up to that or is it fragile and break up.
I have spent plenty of time in France so I know what the shops are like. Doesn't alter the fact that fish can be at sea for days before they even reach a port let alone a market. Companies like Ammo blast freeze their bait soon after cauching. If it is then stored correctly it will outfish market stall fishWell that is what you get for shopping at a poor place! People in France will not put up with a poor fish shop the quality is always excellent some of it still alive and crawling![]()
Honestly that is nonsense I can buy live mussle, prawn, razor clams, oysters as well as other assorted shell fish and fresh sprats,sardine and mackerel no frozen food is going to top them as a bait. Frozen fish degenerates as it defrosts loosing its juices and effectiveness vey quickly a fresh bait will ooze its goodness over a longer period a much more effective way to fish in my opinion but as they say each to their own.I have spent plenty of time in France so I know what the shops are like. Doesn't alter the fact that fish can be at sea for days before they even reach a port let alone a market. Companies like Ammo blast freeze their bait soon after cauching. If it is then stored correctly it will outfish market stall fish
We are not on about shelfish are we though which are always sold alive or cooked by law. We were on about fishHonestly that is nonsense I can buy live mussle, prawn, razor clams, oysters as well as other assorted shell fish and fresh sprats,sardine and mackerel no frozen food is going to top them as a bait. Frozen fish degenerates as it defrosts loosing its juices and effectiveness vey quickly a fresh bait will ooze its goodness over a longer period a much more effective way to fish in my opinion but as they say each to their own.
Your are the one arguing as I said each to there own. Re the rigs with cable clips I said I saw the guy making them and if that is what you have why not sometimes in fishing as with any other things in life you have to be inventive? After all if you did not have access to a pulley clip and had a few cable clips they would be worth a bash would they not?We are not on about shelfish are we though which are always sold alive or cooked by law. We were on about fish
Oily fish that are freshly blast frozen by companies like ammo will fish better than those which are on a stall all day after being transported from god knows where. I can't believe I'm arguing with a man who wants to make rigs out of cable clips
I also get my bait from my local tackle shop or collect it fresh off the beach or rocks....Nope, before lockdown I would tel the tackle shop with order then pick up.