Can either of these baits be used in the spring
In reply to Post #1
Both are described as being suitable for all-year-round use.
Both are described as being suitable for all-year-round use.
In reply to Post #2
Pacific tuna for me Mate
Pacific tuna for me Mate
In reply to Post #1
You will get a better bait and better value if you buy from Baitworks in the December or January sales.
You will get a better bait and better value if you buy from Baitworks in the December or January sales.
Both are very good baits tbh all the baits cc Moore and sticky produce are very good, as is baitworks especially Atlantic heat, nash scopex squid is still a quality bait, and so are any of the mainline range, my advice is take one to a runs lake catch some fish on it and get some confidence in the bait. But treat it like a session on a harder lake so you fish well which will boost confidence further
In reply to Post #5
Any of the mainline range? Really? Are you including the Response range in that?
To answer your original question, id pick the krill. Cos I've seen first hand what it catches from easy and hard lakes.
Any of the mainline range? Really? Are you including the Response range in that?
To answer your original question, id pick the krill. Cos I've seen first hand what it catches from easy and hard lakes.
In reply to Post #1
Used krill all year round and have full confidence in it. Have only used pacific tuna in Summer and did ok on it but caught a lot of bream on it for some reason. Both good baits and will catch use whatever you have confidence in.
Used krill all year round and have full confidence in it. Have only used pacific tuna in Summer and did ok on it but caught a lot of bream on it for some reason. Both good baits and will catch use whatever you have confidence in.
In reply to Post #1
Krill is more for warmer water.
Krill is more for warmer water.