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Hi all,
Just wondering of how others are baiting for Cod etc? I just finished preparing a few Crab & Squid sausages, i had seen it on you tube and said it would benefit me to prepare the night before and that way i could actually sit and enjoy my session, be able to actually watch the rod in piece.
Any thought or advise, always welcome.
Just wondering of how others are baiting for Cod etc? I just finished preparing a few Crab & Squid sausages, i had seen it on you tube and said it would benefit me to prepare the night before and that way i could actually sit and enjoy my session, be able to actually watch the rod in piece.
Any thought or advise, always welcome.
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Hey Clive
They look like top sausies
How many crabs per squid? Seems a little excessive, and expensive 
Will you be using the whole bait? I'd say half of one of those will throw out enough scent to do you - but im no expert.
Well done on having the balls to do that at home with the woman about
They look like top sausies


Will you be using the whole bait? I'd say half of one of those will throw out enough scent to do you - but im no expert.
Well done on having the balls to do that at home with the woman about

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ardinn wrote:Hey Clive
They look like top sausiesHow many crabs per squid? Seems a little excessive, and expensive
Will you be using the whole bait? I'd say half of one of those will throw out enough scent to do you - but im no expert.
Well done on having the balls to do that at home with the woman about
Hey Ardinn,
Lol, i was thinking of cutting them into half's alright, the bloke on you tube uses the whole bait, but i will start with half and see how i get on.
I had a box of squid and that was 5 Euro, and got 24 crab yesterday for 20 Euro, the crab were small and a few big ones, so 2 crab per squid, the squid i only have half on each sausage, so not too bad at all, there in the fridge waiting for the early hours now.
Only woman in the house these days is my Mother

If i was fishing a serious beach then i would use the full bait, but I'm still thinking of where to head too atm. Only a few hours so not too far away
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I have done what you did before, made them up at home. I have a box of rapid feeders outside and im thinking of filling them with the juice from this the next time I do it (winter shore festival probably) and freezing them - then making a 3HF with maybe 2 feeder attachments for serious scent bombs!
Anyone ever do similar??
Anyone ever do similar??
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Defo use them whole cod have big mouths pully pennel rigs with big baits i mainly use fresh crab lug and mussel
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Very impressive! Fair play to you - nice bit of preparation. The right idea too, not to be f**king about when you're on the mark. Good luck with it.
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Thats exactly what the bloke said too, Cod have BIG mouths, i didn't end up going out early as i said I wouldn't be under the pump for time if I went out this evening, will head to Garryvoe and give it a whirl.ste c wrote:Defo use them whole cod have big mouths pully pennel rigs with big baits i mainly use fresh crab lug and mussel
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Thats the way i see it Pajo, exactly that.. As I've just re-started back at Sea Fishing, i found myself constantly working, I like to have 2 pulley pennel Rigs on the go, so I would be preparing constantly, and its very annoying to not be able to enjoy my Fishing.pajo wrote:Very impressive! Fair play to you - nice bit of preparation. The right idea too, not to be f**king about when you're on the mark. Good luck with it.
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ardinn wrote:I'll see your relaxing chair and raise you a pizza delivery!!!!



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You cant use any form of groundbaiting in the winter festivalardinn wrote:I have done what you did before, made them up at home. I have a box of rapid feeders outside and im thinking of filling them with the juice from this the next time I do it (winter shore festival probably) and freezing them - then making a 3HF with maybe 2 feeder attachments for serious scent bombs!
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Thanks for that - Coz I didnt know and genuinely would have done itkeith wrote:
You cant use any form of groundbaiting in the winter festival

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There is always beer - AlwaysClive O Driscoll wrote:![]()
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Lol Class, but where's the Beer? Great work
I found a mark the a chipper will deliver to - thats almost as good as catching big fish!
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Ha this is a great thread! A pizza delivery to the mark....happy days!!!! You couldn't beat that.....bring the fishing chair.....leave the tripod and rods at home and have a pizza on the beach! Although you can't say you caught the pizza......! How did you get on in Garryvoe he last day Clive? Any luck with the cod?? I'm going to head there Fri eve after work around 6 and fish up to the top of the ride I'm hoping....looking to land my first cod! Or pizza on the beach after this thread........!!!
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Paddyschoice wrote:Ha this is a great thread! A pizza delivery to the mark....happy days!!!! You couldn't beat that.....bring the fishing chair.....leave the tripod and rods at home and have a pizza on the beach! Although you can't say you caught the pizza......! How did you get on in Garryvoe he last day Clive? Any luck with the cod?? I'm going to head there Fri eve after work around 6 and fish up to the top of the ride I'm hoping....looking to land my first cod! Or pizza on the beach after this thread........!!!
Lol, great work.. I didn't get to go after all yet, so i froze my bait and am heading out tomorrow for sure, don't know where yet though. I am still awaiting my Rod & Reel - courier __ up my address so they now have it coming today, Please God. Let me know how you get on..
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Pure class but would it beat the pot of stew or the chilli hmmm hungry now lol
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Pure class but would it beat the pot of stew or the chilli hmmm hungry now lol
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I find the pre baiting is a great convenience when you're out does allow you more time to enjoy the fishing. I stopped doing it though because i felt (especially with crab i was juicing the bait with elastic and losing a lot of it. As much as a pain in the ass it is, especially when the fishing is good. I believe shelling the crab as late as possible makes for a much better bait.