Prawns for bait!

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Prawns for bait!

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Where are you guy's getting your prawns from and at what price?
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aldi for me. about £3.
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nicksuper7 wrote: Sun Jun 04 2023 16:46 -
aldi for me. about £3.
Thanks Nick.
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Heyyup Chaps,

I've never used them before but have a couple of venues in mind where I am going to try them. Do you use them straight from the packet? Or do you rinse/treat them first?

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I have only used them for perch, l prefer them cooked and use them straight out of the packet on a kamasan 983 size 4 or 6 .
I get them from any of the super markets.

Normaly the one I am closest to or going past..

Nearly always hair rig them, use a baitband on the hair and slip it over the tailend of the prawn...
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Cheers Mate, I'll give that a go. :thumbs:
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Fentiger01 wrote: Sat Jun 10 2023 11:54 -
Cheers Mate, I'll give that a go. :thumbs:
Fished on a float pat rig, 2/2,5 inch hook length with a rotten botom 1oz flat pear and a 2/3gramm float.

Thats how I used to fish it :thumbs: :thumbs:
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That's great Ray, thanks for the info, I'll be sure to give it a try. :cool: :thumbs:
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I have used them in the past, with some success. However, these days they're too pricey and too tasty to use as bait. The fish can sod off, I'm having them :grin:
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Steve Dennington wrote: Sat Jun 10 2023 18:33 -
I have used them in the past, with some success. However, these days they're too pricey and too tasty to use as bait. The fish can sod off, I'm having them :grin:
That is a problem keeping your hand out tge baitbox :laughs: :laughs:
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Steve Dennington wrote: Sat Jun 10 2023 18:33 -
I have used them in the past, with some success. However, these days they're too pricey and too tasty to use as bait. The fish can sod off, I'm having them :grin:
:laughs: :laughs: :laughs: :thumbs:
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