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C. Roger Bradbury
Guest
It's occurred to me that -if I can create (nearly) dry rubby-dubby - these would be good for steady groundbaiting while shark fishing.
attach to a fairly small weight and allow to slide down a heavy line, and you can steadily introduce small amounts of particles at all depths, rahter than just rely on the "cone" of falling groundait you get with an onion sack at the surface.
FOR THE SAME REASONS, could be good for
* groundbaiting for Black Bream
* attaching to uptide leads (if you want dogfish!)
* drawing Conger out of a wreck without overfeeding them
attach to a fairly small weight and allow to slide down a heavy line, and you can steadily introduce small amounts of particles at all depths, rahter than just rely on the "cone" of falling groundait you get with an onion sack at the surface.
FOR THE SAME REASONS, could be good for
* groundbaiting for Black Bream
* attaching to uptide leads (if you want dogfish!)
* drawing Conger out of a wreck without overfeeding them