In reply to Post #15
Are you sure it's just fish and not Cray's?
Are you sure it's just fish and not Cray's?
In reply to Post #16
It could be crays actually. Did see a claw on the bank the other day. Think an otter got it. My lake has so much going for it
It could be crays actually. Did see a claw on the bank the other day. Think an otter got it. My lake has so much going for it
In reply to Post #17
Crayfish will be the one thing to destroy all hookbaits! A pain in anyone's arse. A hardened hookbait will buy you time or shrink wrap around your pop up will help. But quite often, if the crayfish are bad then a rubber hookbait is the only answer
Crayfish will be the one thing to destroy all hookbaits! A pain in anyone's arse. A hardened hookbait will buy you time or shrink wrap around your pop up will help. But quite often, if the crayfish are bad then a rubber hookbait is the only answer
In reply to Post #18
That or a trained otter
That or a trained otter
In reply to Post #18
Wooden balls soaked in your favourite liquids is another option.It has been mentioned on the forum numerous times
Wooden balls soaked in your favourite liquids is another option.It has been mentioned on the forum numerous times
In reply to Post #20
There's a thread at the top of the page about them mate
There's a thread at the top of the page about them mate