So we have all tried plastic corn, fake bread, high viz plastic dumbells but has anyone tried fake worms?
Just looking at the link, they have sold **** loads.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400497684413?hash=item5d3f85afbd:g:s4UAAOxy--NRo5qz
Just looking at the link, they have sold **** loads.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/400497684413?hash=item5d3f85afbd:g:s4UAAOxy--NRo5qz
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Do you believe that the carp will be attracted to something that looks like a worm but neither moves or 'smells' like a worm?
Do you believe that the carp will be attracted to something that looks like a worm but neither moves or 'smells' like a worm?
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Probably better using the real thing. I'd imagine they are for Perch drop shotting or something like that.
Probably better using the real thing. I'd imagine they are for Perch drop shotting or something like that.
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Could be of some use to place either side of real worms to keep them on the hook or hair ?
Could be of some use to place either side of real worms to keep them on the hook or hair ?
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I've used them in the past for sea fishing with a little success. Had some in the tackle box as a last resort for when I ran out of freshly dug rag and lug.
I guess the natural movement of the water gives them a bit more life in the sea?
I've used them in the past for sea fishing with a little success. Had some in the tackle box as a last resort for when I ran out of freshly dug rag and lug.
I guess the natural movement of the water gives them a bit more life in the sea?