What is your favourite fishing bait – poll results
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 information more viable and give a better result set. Secondly we have a clear winner as follows.
- Lug Worm – 32.58%
- Crab - 15.73%
- Rag Worm – 14.61%
- Squid – Mackerel - 12.35%
- Sand Eel – 11.23%
- Blueys – 1.12%
Now I am not surprised about the first 4 results. It would be interesting to research which people consider to be the most available baits and see if they co-inside with the results to date! However, I am surprised when you look in most of the glossy magazines about the effects of Bluey’s that they only got 1 vote!
For the beginner to sea angling this information should help you out a lot. If you are new to an un-known mark then generally consider lug worm to be your first bait of choice, following the list down. But consider your mark and use this information to help you make a choice.
What’s your level of experience
This months poll is to help me better guage the users on the site, so the more who vote the better, lets beat last months results. I would like to know your level of experience when it comes to general sea angling, so the information can here can be tailoured to suite the readership. The voting options are
- Never tried
- Holiday angler
- Total novice
- 1 years experience
- 1 – 3 years experience
- 4 – 6 years
- 7 – life time
I look forward to the results of this poll, please join in!
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Comment from rob taylor
Time: June 30, 2009, 12:00 pm
having only been fishing for three months i find i have got a lot of ideas and tips from this site especialy on collecting lug worm i havent yet perfected it yet but practice makes perfect i hope lol mant thanx
Comment from Fishing Blog
Time: June 30, 2009, 3:06 pm
Thats great to hear Rob. Have you got any questions you would liked answered or ideas to share….





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