Bait. Crab, Lugworm, Rag and more…..
You can use almost anything you want as hook bait to catch sea species. I have tried most things you could think of, generally in desperate times. I remember well, catching small Pollock on a…
Green Haven loacted in Lincolnshire are the UK distributor for a brand new sea fishing bait called SEASPAWN. Due to be released onto the marketplace in September SEASPAWN is the saltwater version of the sucessuful…
I dream of using the good old lugworm again but in Orkney although there are plenty of casts the worms are so deep that unless you use a JCB you have no chance of gathering…
Rag worm are a superb sea fishing bait. They stay alive on the hook for ages and can be presented in a few ways from boats and the shore depending if you are after movement…
Collecting Lug worm The above video is a great bit of work showing you how to dig and collect Black Lug worm. I also have written a few ideas here – Collecting lug worm
Fishing a Prawn Float fishing with a live Prawn is a very successful and exciting form of fishing. It is not common practice, Sand Eels for example, get used a lot more as a live…
Hard backed crabs, a popular Smoothound bait can prove a little tricky to hook and present well. There are two simple solutions for you as follows Hooking Crab No 1 I am not as keen…
Delboy wants to have a few answers from you regarding this question about peeler crab. He has been fishing for many years and finds his top bait to be the peeler crab. Can you help…
Roger, a long time reader and forumm member wants some help with his bait and anybody out there who can help should please comment on this post. He asks Talking about collecting and PRESERVING bait,…
It has been a month now since I posted the question “What’s your favourite sea fishing bait?†and I am delighted with participation levels. Firstly, thank you every one who voted, votes help make the…
