In reply to Post #15
Education, Education, Education.....................................................
Something that appears lost on you mate.
You're not from Hartcliffe are you?
Education, Education, Education.....................................................
Something that appears lost on you mate.
You're not from Hartcliffe are you?
In reply to Post #12
Rattles me so much? I meant in the context of real bait being better than a bit of plastic. Stop looking for arguements with me, it's getting boring now
Rattles me so much? I meant in the context of real bait being better than a bit of plastic. Stop looking for arguements with me, it's getting boring now
until there is actually a ban then what the OP is doing is a legal way of fishing and he is free to use whatever bait he wants.
And if he wants to attach it to leadcore with a barbed hook then so be it.
And if he wants to attach it to leadcore with a barbed hook then so be it.
In reply to Post #13
It's attached to a hair, which ultimately gets taken out of the water at the end of the session.
Sadly, due to incompetent anglers cracking off/losing rigs, a perfectly effective bait is banned on many waters.
A tiny piece of "plastic" corn is ultimately going to do little harm to the environment compared to the crap left behind in bushes and lakes by chavs and diddycoys.
It's attached to a hair, which ultimately gets taken out of the water at the end of the session.
Sadly, due to incompetent anglers cracking off/losing rigs, a perfectly effective bait is banned on many waters.
A tiny piece of "plastic" corn is ultimately going to do little harm to the environment compared to the crap left behind in bushes and lakes by chavs and diddycoys.
In reply to Post #19
So only incompetent anglers lose rigs? Have you never been cut off by an unknown snag? Or maybe a mussel bed? Leaving a live , everlasting bait in the water is the major risk to fish and diving birds etc.
So only incompetent anglers lose rigs? Have you never been cut off by an unknown snag? Or maybe a mussel bed? Leaving a live , everlasting bait in the water is the major risk to fish and diving birds etc.