This might sound stupid but do ya use frozen lug the same way as fresh ?
im confused because all the insides seem to be gone from the frozen ones ??
Frozen Lug
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Re: Frozen Lug
You need a few wraps of elastic around the frozen ones and a lot of the time you only need to use two inches of frozen stuff
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Re: Frozen Lug
I would use about an inch and weave it on putting the hook through the flesh about four or five times and tip off with a bit of Mackerel prime bait for flats.
If you are going to cast your bait a long way it's better if you use elastic thread to save it flying off the hook.
If you are going to cast your bait a long way it's better if you use elastic thread to save it flying off the hook.
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Re: Frozen Lug
yeah i do same as paul said, that works perfect for flatspaul mason wrote:I would use about an inch and weave it on putting the hook through the flesh about four or five times and tip off with a bit of Mackerel prime bait for flats.
If you are going to cast your bait a long way it's better if you use elastic thread to save it flying off the hook.
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Re: Frozen Lug
As the lads said just an inch or two. Tipped with Mack or a sliver of squid will hopefully see ya catching in these quiet times.
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