Bait

[baldric]

Does anyone use 'Lazy Lug'? lug worms preserved in tubs of god knows what, i have been told they are good this time of the year as you can just re-seal the tub if you don't use tham all, they come in tubs of just over twenty and cost around a fiver and saves you going bait digging.

[kev]

have seen them on ebay ,not used them ,il blag my mate,off ebay to send me some samples and il test them out ,next month,bit like the packs you see in some tackle shops,few bits of fish perserved in juice,vac packed , il let you know

[dean macey]

they look very good and are not blown at all.ideal if you only want a few worms to go with other bait.at least you can keep them in your box as a back up.
i will ask mick apparantly he has found them a lot cheaper but i cannot remember where from.

[stufish]

The geneal opinion of them round my neck of the woods is that there as much good as a chocolate teapot.

Stu

[solehunter]

Never say never. I cant comment as i have never used them but i would have try if i was handed a few while out fishing. Cant beat fresh worm (or slightly `off`for some species) but IF they work.... then nothing wrong!

[mrfish]

I've not used them but from what I have read on another forum I'm not going to try them

[squideyebarnes]

sea angler thinks thier great but alan yates would say anything was good for a few quid ;D
years ago could get preserved bait in little packs on cards they did rag lug squid it was shite embamed I think must be how they do lazy lug

[solehunter]

squideyebarnes said:

sea angler thinks thier great but alan yates would say anything was good for a few quid ;D
years ago could get preserved bait in little packs on cards they did rag lug squid it was nuts embamed I think must be how they do lazy lug

I remember those baits in the freshwater bay cafe. Slipper limpets in vacuumed packs. I bet (looking back) that they were awful, but then again, they must have been the only slipper limpets on the island! ;D
Bring them back!

[RichardB]

solehunter said:

squideyebarnes said:

sea angler thinks thier great but alan yates would say anything was good for a few quid ;D
years ago could get preserved bait in little packs on cards they did rag lug squid it was nuts embamed I think must be how they do lazy lug

I remember those baits in the freshwater bay cafe. Slipper limpets in vacuumed packs. I bet (looking back) that they were awful, but then again, they must have been the only slipper limpets on the island! ;D
Bring them back!

Remind me to bring a couple of carrier bags full for you, the next I'm over the Island Dave !

[solehunter]

That would be grand sir! There are plenty in the solent, but with our westerly winds, it doesnt get rough enough to was them in here. We need force 11 north east for that!

[squideyebarnes]

oyster dredge of yarmouth pier dave were get loads just hope your strong and the bonus tackle lets go!!!!!!!!!

[solehunter]

squideyebarnes said:

oyster dredge of yarmouth pier dave were get loads just hope your strong and the bonus tackle lets go!!!!!!!!!

Thats a go-er for sure! I would run my hands ragged to pull in a few dredges from the end of the pier! Oysters, slipper limpets, tackle galore.......when we going??

[squideyebarnes]

we need a dredge all the knuckle's spidercrab some frozen prawn.squid heads bunged in my mincer with extra salt stuffed into those large squid bodys and sealed up and refroze for use like a squid tube sausage!!!!!!!!