Marshmallows
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why?
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why would you want to try ?
if they were any good tackle shops would be full of marshmellows !
if they were any good tackle shops would be full of marshmellows !
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now that is a nice idea /forum/smilies/smile_smiley.gif
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dont get me wrong Ive nothing against a bit of exprimenting and testing things out etc
and there are so many bait companies out there doing it for us that I would rather put my time into actual fishing
also have you done any research to see if theres anything in a marshmellow that may harm a carp ?
and there are so many bait companies out there doing it for us that I would rather put my time into actual fishing
also have you done any research to see if theres anything in a marshmellow that may harm a carp ?
I'll try find the article that said it. I'm always up for trying something new when it comes to fishing as long as it has been tried before and I know it wont hurt the fish. I'll go get a pack tomorrow and give it a read to see if there is any "undesirables" in there.
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let us know how you get on ..................
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Marshmallows, are great for surface fishing, and from what i've used, (My hook baits don't stay in the water long, due to small fish and wildlife) don't fall off easily.
BIG problem though with them, i tend to eat more than i actually use for fishing, which on an long day session can be a problem.
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BIG problem though with them, i tend to eat more than i actually use for fishing, which on an long day session can be a problem.
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So we went yesterday with some marshmallows but didn't catch anything all day and didn't try marshmallows because the carp weren't surface feeding. I remember now, it was in this month Anglers Mail I read it.
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Marshmallows do work, if you wanna try something a bit different give them a try, they dont fly off on the cast. Buy the mini ones you can get in white and others are yellow/ pink in the same bag
If they are having it on the top fire a few in and see what happens /forum/smilies/smile_smiley.gif
If they are having it on the top fire a few in and see what happens /forum/smilies/smile_smiley.gif
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i tried marsh mellows the other but ended up not fishing with them!!! lol
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in july 29 anglers mail it ses that the guy that wrote it used them and caught a 30 lb carp it also says they make exellent floaters. so try them on the surface and see how that works
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<blockquote class=quoteheader>Cakey wrote (see)</blockquote><blockquote class=quote>
also have you done any research to see if theres anything in a marshmellow that may harm a carp ?</blockquote>
Err, I dont think so Mr White,I would think much less chance than millions of boilies over the years. It may make them hyper, just like it does some kids.
Kane, Iv'e caught carp on popped up marshmellow's, trouble is keeping them on longer than 1 hour, they dissolve pretty fast, and if theres other smaller fish about even less, 2 minutes, but when you do catch on one, you can feel proud that you caught on it, instead of the boring boilie.
also have you done any research to see if theres anything in a marshmellow that may harm a carp ?</blockquote>
Err, I dont think so Mr White,I would think much less chance than millions of boilies over the years. It may make them hyper, just like it does some kids.
Kane, Iv'e caught carp on popped up marshmellow's, trouble is keeping them on longer than 1 hour, they dissolve pretty fast, and if theres other smaller fish about even less, 2 minutes, but when you do catch on one, you can feel proud that you caught on it, instead of the boring boilie.