Will crays eat tiger nuts? I'm fishing a lake infested with them it's a nightmare, tried that Korda shrink wrap stuff but looks so crude. Was fishing plastics on a Ronnie but think it's to blatant, iv only found 1 plastic pop up that's a natural colour from
ESP, the lake is low stocked around 20 fish max
ESP, the lake is low stocked around 20 fish max
In reply to Post #1
There is no hard and fast rule, on some lakes they leave tigers alone and on others they they will take them.
If you are feeding multiple bait items the crays will often go for easier to eat items first the only way you will find out is to try them
There is no hard and fast rule, on some lakes they leave tigers alone and on others they they will take them.
If you are feeding multiple bait items the crays will often go for easier to eat items first the only way you will find out is to try them
In reply to Post #2
Yes
Yes
In reply to Post #1
I found they mostly leave them alone
Use hemp and/or particle mix as a background feed. Don't use tigers !!!!!
I found they mostly leave them alone
Use hemp and/or particle mix as a background feed. Don't use tigers !!!!!
In reply to Post #1
Oh, yes.
Oh, yes.
In reply to Post #5
Crays will eat tigers no question. Glugged drill wooden balls are you're best bet used on a still material that can reset after being picked up.
Crays will eat tigers no question. Glugged drill wooden balls are you're best bet used on a still material that can reset after being picked up.
In reply to Post #1
Depends on the species of crays. Red signal will 100% eat your tigers, peanuts and even have a go at plastic corn.
Depends on the species of crays. Red signal will 100% eat your tigers, peanuts and even have a go at plastic corn.
In reply to Post #7
If its not the f**king otters eating stock its these bas**rds eating our bait and pulling rigs apart!
If its not the f**king otters eating stock its these bas**rds eating our bait and pulling rigs apart!
In reply to Post #1
I've just purchased ESP's imitation boilies they do. They are certainly on the small side though, which is a pain as the Tench in my little silty "guesting" pond go on a mad one after dark.
I've just purchased ESP's imitation boilies they do. They are certainly on the small side though, which is a pain as the Tench in my little silty "guesting" pond go on a mad one after dark.
In reply to Post #9
Use double baits to help avoid your tench.
Use double baits to help avoid your tench.
In reply to Post #9
Found the ESP imitation baits too soft the crays are really bad, they can still take chunks out of them. Enterprise are the ones
Found the ESP imitation baits too soft the crays are really bad, they can still take chunks out of them. Enterprise are the ones