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Tough one. Depends on time of year. Crab now , lures once the sandeels start shoaling, late summer blood fresh mackerel or big bluey bait. For sheer numbers worm baits although tends to get a lot of nuisance and small fish

I've always collected bait since being a kid, my old man did as well. A big part of fishing I think. We used to use a big old bait pump for them. Easy pickings

I've used them a bit and gapers. Not bad bait on their day. Bass and flounder take them. Plenty of both local

I'd think about using a braid leader as well. About 80lb is good, gives a much smaller leader knot resulting in smoother casts

I don't know if there is a Morrisons about They sell quality frozen razor

One tip with the frozen ones. Don't let them sit in the water that comes off them when they defrost. It is a fresh water glaze which washes them out quite quick

Great live under afloat for bass, even catch on bright sunny days. Most fish will take a live prawn if it is presented right. Will work dead as well, particularly for hounds

I wouldn't want to be fishing Severn Beach with lures mate

It would be nicer if it wasn't in Cornwall

You have the option of fishing a choice of baits as well

Not a bad bass bait as well. There's still a small run of them on the Dee

I bet you have got a Chippendale rest made of teak

Dogs aren't so keen which is a plus though. I've had plenty of sessions over that way where razor has outfished every thing else for bass, flats and bream

That's just you. It's a good bait where you fish

Good bait. Bass love them as well. Quality product as they are live frozen

Great stuff

Yes. just don't call them that. Any fixed rig is a bolt rig.

The Jif lemon and redgill was a gamechanger in the 80's. Not just the numbers of fish, you could now fish the gnarliest shallowest ground without getting caught up. Opened up loadsof good marks

The smallest SG sandeel is a must have early season day or night

Stonker