frozen lug?

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frozen lug?

#1 Post by goldfish17 »

What is the best way to secure frozen lug to the hook
without it flying off the hook during the cast? :?
Any help would be great, thanks. :)
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Re: frozen lug?

#2 Post by junior conger »

what i do is thread it on the hook and put a good bit of elastic round around it
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Re: frozen lug?

#3 Post by imeldaray »

Elastic thread. Tip with a piece of squid if necessary. Once it defrosts it can disintegrate very badly, so timing is everything.
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#4 Post by piscator »

The best way for frozen lug is to freeze it with hook and all.If you want to hold on to a lot of lugworms,cut of a tip of the head,push out the moist and salt them with a lot of salt,roll them in tissue or toiletpaper and store them in the freezer.Keep in mind,frozen or frozen/ salted lugs are very brittle. In my country (Holland) especially good for catching dab. Flounder,cod,whiting ,plaice and wrasse are the likely species.

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Re: frozen lug?

#5 Post by roger de dodger »

let it defrost and keep it for a week in the shed then just tip it with a bit of squid or mac :wink: yummy :lol:
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Re: frozen lug?

#6 Post by bigsod »

The more you defrost / refreeze these the better they get, after a few refreezings they should be tacky and have a liqourish texture, a great bait especialy for flatties.
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#7 Post by keith »

weave it onto the hook bringing the point in and out and push it over the eye of the hook do not use bait elastic
you dont need it and flats dont like it.
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Re: frozen lug?

#8 Post by roger de dodger »

keith wrote:weave it onto the hook bringing the point in and out and push it over the eye of the hook do not use bait elastic
you dont need it and flats dont like it.
have you been talking to flounders again :shock:
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