Bacon as bait..????

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Bacon as bait..????

#1 Post by mackfish »

Was reading somewhere bout using bacon as bait..the guy reckons he's had bass, mullet pollock and smooth hound on it!....

Anyone ever try it??
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Re: Bacon as bait..????

#2 Post by ShaneH »

ye it works best in a cocktail of bread and brown sauce yum
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#3 Post by JOHN1 »

Take everything you hear about Bacon as Bait with a PINCH OF SALT :mrgreen:
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#4 Post by mark12976 »

the only time I used bacon for fishing was for carp and it was bacon grill it was a great bait nut for sea fishing I wudnt know
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#5 Post by agardiner22 »

I have caught wrasse on ham....
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#6 Post by roryodonnell »

Catches more anglers than fish :lol:
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#7 Post by spindlefist »

I've had doggies on roast chicken.. had a carcass in the boot, tuck some flesh, elastic on..banged out..doggies..
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#8 Post by Rampent Wreckfish »

KFC nuff said!
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#9 Post by mark12976 »

eh wudnt waste KFC on fish not a hope ha
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#10 Post by d.kane62 »

once used strips of raw chicken fillet and caught codling and flounder on the east coast :!:
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#11 Post by lugworm »

ShaneH wrote:ye it works best in a cocktail of bread and brown sauce yum
has to be streakey bacon tho the bass are picky.............lol.........
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#13 Post by doublebubble »

Your making me hungry :(
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#14 Post by samo »

I brought a bag of sausages and rashers down with me fishing before instead of my bait. got the bags mixed up when i was taking them out of the fridge. was going to tie a sausage on and try it out but i just went home and eat them instead :lol:
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#15 Post by gfkelly1969 »

i went to cook sausages one day but they were gone off,instead of chucking them in the bin i brought them with me fishing that evening,got a load of pollack up to 2lb on them,a few years ago myself and the brother went fishing and had very little bait,stopped at a few shops but could not get any mackerel so got some rashers,we had coalfish and rockling on the rashers
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Re: Bacon as bait..????

#16 Post by ShaneH »

i can see this now the new wonder bait Dennys Rashers there will be a big write up in sea angler next :roll:
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