Personally my Top 5 baits have to be : 5 - dog mixers - 4kg for £2 perfect for surface fishing, you can also flavour and change the colour of them. 4 - chick peas - a lot of people don't use them anymore, perfect for using as loose feed and works well on the hair. 3 - sweetcorn - perfect for most species, brilliant for loose feed or on the hook when float fishing. 2 - peperami or spam - brilliant for carp and barbel, use on hair or for spam use straight on the hook. 1 - Bread! - my all time favourite carp bait, use when surface fishing or can use as a slow sinking bait. Caught my personal best at 26.4lb on free lined bread on the first warm day of the year (uk). Caught most of my carp this year on bread, it's cheap and so effective! Nice video guys! Keep up the good work!
Hot dogs are my favorite bait here in the US for bluegill but for carp you can't get much better than corn bread and homemade strawberry dough baits and idk about most people but I think of all fisherman as a giant family
1-bran flakes 2-hamburger 3-imitation vanilla extract 4-potato flakes 5-jello,i prefer the dark cherry jello Any combination of these forms a good ball and i catch more on doughballs and a classic number 2 hook and a 1/4 oz egg sinker than anything else i have ever tried
Love these guys!! keeping fishing simple,like it should be and not fall victim of the overpriced fishing tackle and baits we have in stupid abundance nowadays 😕
I never thought about roach but now that I have thought about it but I guess because sometimes on my local river I see people catching small and big roach on luncheon meat on light tackle thanks for the idea
Since fishing in the UK is often very different than fishing in the USA, I wouldn't give this video too much credence. I wish video posters would be a bit more specific in their titles and prefaces.
@@dwightstewart7181 I get the same frustration the other way around. In the suggestions I see _"Pier Fishing: Which works better? Lures VS Live bait"_ by Hey Skipper but it's an American video. It would save a lot of wasted time if they just appended "UK", "US" etc. to their video titles.
@@TonyEnglandUK .. Yeah, while it's not a huge deal, it's frustrating at times - especially when you're looking for something, think you've found it, and then discover not necessarily so.
I use chicken, squid and prawns for sea fishing and it works great. Tip for the chicken, cut it into hook size strips and combine it with ground fresh garlic and parmesan or grana or mature cheddar cheese. Bream, bass eat it like crazy
Pour a package of strawberry Kool-Aid, and a package of strawberry Jell-O powder on hotdog chunks, let the hot dog juices soak up the powder for a night, and you have the best catfish bait in the world. It works even better than chicken liver or cut bluegill.
strangely enough I have caught everything from carp and bream on hot dogs, to small shark and all kinds of tropical fish including wrass... IDK why maybe the fish are just starving creatures they will give anything a go if it smells potent :D
James Ritchie Real Americans wouldn't go anywhere near strawberry Kool-Aid. cherry or grape is a totally different story get your s*** straight a*******
Love using hotdogs at my local pond, they're cheap and effective. I get loads of 2-4 pound channel cats on hotdogs on a small octopus hook and a pair of spit shots.
marshmallows are a great floating bait for carp you can pvs bag the small ones aswell ,, ,,, tinned bacon ,,gammon and minced meat are all good for chub perch carp etc
Don't see it much these days but years ago when everyone was on the Pork Luncheon meat cubes for Carp, a few of us got on another tinned meat called Bacon Grill. Not only was it a much more effective fish catcher, if you had any left the next morning, it made for a lovely breakfast.
No problem matey! Very true about the eels, strong little buggers ain't they?! They always seem to be about the 18" size, somebody caught a salmon last season round here! I know otters aren't liked by all anglers, seen a few, in my mind it shows the rivers in a good healthy condition😊
1,Bread. 2, SweetCorn. 3, Chickpeas. 4, Black Pudding. 5, Cocktail of sea food, includes Prawns, Squid, Mussels and Clams not cheap but very useful on their own or tipping off other sea baits.
I fish for tench... Found you guys the best on youtibe for tips and entertainment... Nice and simple..and not self indulgent... Nice work guys..keep it up.
Luncheon Meat, prawns, sweetcorn, bread and dog biscuits. You can catch pretty much anything that swims with those in your tackle box and a bit of creativity.
My opinion best for predatory fishes is tiny bits of herring in glass pot in some kind of liquid. After you have put the bait in water pour the liquid from the pot in the water as it attracts near fishes.
Been reading all the comments with interest. First, I never knew USA fish were different from U.K. Fish of the same species. Secondly, it seems we have all had success with a variety of baits, but if you watch Graham then you will know you can catch on just about any old stuff. In other words fish are opportunist feeders.
I got to agree with gram here the hot dog should be higher on the list. Here in Montana u.s. are state record northern pike was caught on a hot dog! 29 pounds of pike going for a ballpark frank.
Try suger free meusli and porridge oats mixed carefully, a bit at a time with water, chuck In a tin of sweetcorn for the best method mix, with sweetcorn on the hook, the fish love it
Not sure if you’ve tried it but spam is hood aswell, cut it up into squares and then leave some in the sun for abit to get a harder outer layer and then it’s perfect
always like using Sweetcorn when fishing close in the margins with a fair bit of loose feed in there too always seems to do the job just as it's getting dark
I personally head straight for the fishmongers area in the supermarket can't resist. then head for luncheon meat and sweetcorn depending on what time of year and species.
Well done,I remember the biggest Barbel I ever saw from the Hampshire Avon back in the 1970's was over 13lbs and fell to a piece of cheese. Guy had been fishing all day without a bite then switched to cheese in the last hour.
New friends here from Trail Trash Outdoors! Sweet corn is where its at and all of the others are good choices as well...cheese would be a runner up to sweet corn for me but I dont think bread works as well as mini marshmallows do!! You should try them out!
I was staying in Southwark the other night as in London on a course the day after. Took a rod as I'd fancied trying the Thames. Set up by Tate Modern after picking up bacon lardons & some king prawns. It was snaggy & I lost a couple of rigs, but caught an Eel so chuffed I didn't blank. Haven't done much with supermarket baits & should have watched this before going, not when I'd got home. I ate the prawns I didn't use & brought the left over lardons home to cook. Have you ever fished that bit of the Thames? If not, would you?
If you add a can of sardines to the list, not only do you get the sardines to use, but a dab of sardine juices on the bread would go a long way and extend all baits.
Spam has to be in the top 5 for me. I cut spam into cubes and cover them in curry powder. Caught so many big barbel on it and no need for groundbait or free offerings as the fish cannot miss it. They will smell it a mile away!
Luncheon meat droveThe carp mad last week but I’m most excited to try peas as from a video I watched of yours the other day.Fantastic. Videos are Brilliant
Robert Denman this is for all round coarse fishing. Sprats are specific for Pike and a few other species, you can catch a huge variety of fish on these baits
Can you guys do a video on tips about what to do if u know there's fish in the swim but they are not biting pls by the way love all your vids on freshwater ;)
*i like using cheese for carp, i cut it into slices (or you can get the cut slices from supermarket) then i have a old bit of pipe, like a ring about the size of a 10p i cut small holes in the cheese, like a pastry shape cutte, and hook just thru one side so it sits flat on the bottom* *you can melt the cheese in microwave also in a plastic square tub ( Just don't over cook it ) and let it cool then you have a nice flat base to work from and it wont be crumbly if you're using extra extra mature cheese* Great channel by the way i watch all your videos :)
Good tip on melting the cheese. I like the strong Cheddar for the extra smell but it does go more crumbly when you try to mold it on the hook. I might try melting it.
Thanx for the vedio...I use the small size shrimps and start with the tail to put in the hook and keep the soffter part of the same in the tip of the hook so the fish will bite the tip where is the sharp tip of the hook.thanx again.
When using bread on the top I use a method called the cigar method you get a long strip of bread then put the like one end off the strip and roll it round the line and then when rolled pinch both ends and pull the hook into the bread
@@thediligentdungbeetle8116 man I dont remember what happened 3 years ago but I do remember catching a rainbow trout with prawns so that might be it? It was a decent size.
@@arthurkal5892 cool even I can't remember last week however I remember the exact size hook the exact brand of sweetcorn and the way I hooked the sweetcorn
It's an odd thing, I have rarely caught on sweetcorn , but Cheese was my go to bait when I lived on the Canal ,always had it on board and big Roach and carp scoffed it, maybe having confidence in your bait affects your catch rate ? Roach to 3 lb Carp to 27 lb but that was 20 yrs ago , rarely fish the Canal since I bought the house, but similar success on small rivers after chub, if the little spinners and plugs are not catching.
Coshida cat meat where allowed ,although they have changed its texture it's still a great bait,luncheon meat,chum mixers( morrisons) ,mussels,Philadelphia cheese spread or Brussels pate,yes I know that's six
for the starter dish i use savoury eggs the mini ones and pickled onions for the main course i used ham and cheese and lettuce dipped in a jar of marmite and for dessert i used tinned fruit witth fruit jellies sweets i think the only way i will catch a fish is if it dies from a heart attack from all the food
I watched your video on mackerel and how you used ground bait. Could you use groundbsit for whiting, flatties ect?? Could you also mould the wet ground bait around the hook instead of bait??
iv never tryed prawns to be honset im gonna give them ago for sure, i have had barbel on dogs my friends was laughing at me at the time when i turned up with my 69p tin of hotdogs and they had been to the tackle shop brought boiles, pellets. maggots.groundbait glugs pva mesh the lot it was so funny when i was the only one who caught after they spent £20 each LOL
Hi Guys, I would love to see you use Crab Sticks. If you lay a hook along the red coloured side without hooking through at all and bind using bait elastic nice and gently it holds up brilliantly for ages. I cast it out on a running leger with 2oz weight and left it for 20 mins. Reeled in and held really well with big Crab on board. Def got potential. Ran out of time to test at high tide but for sure it will catch as flakes off very slowly in the sea with loads of scent. I reckon its got great potential and at £1 per large frozen pack its easy and cheap. Steve in Fife.
Stevie D, now this is an interesting idea. Surimi sticks soaked in a jar of liquidised mussel and razorfish (a seafood smoothie... ) might just work here.
Hi Mate, Thanks for message. Yes they hold up well if you just bind carefully with elastic. Lay the hook along the red side at the bottom end. Once they are in the water they fan out much like a Bow Tie look to them. Gonna work on it when i get a chance. Steve.
That's what I like to see guys, baits we used as kids and most still do and affordable too .. None of this £9 per kilo rubbish .
Personally my Top 5 baits have to be : 5 - dog mixers - 4kg for £2 perfect for surface fishing, you can also flavour and change the colour of them. 4 - chick peas - a lot of people don't use them anymore, perfect for using as loose feed and works well on the hair. 3 - sweetcorn - perfect for most species, brilliant for loose feed or on the hook when float fishing. 2 - peperami or spam - brilliant for carp and barbel, use on hair or for spam use straight on the hook. 1 - Bread! - my all time favourite carp bait, use when surface fishing or can use as a slow sinking bait. Caught my personal best at 26.4lb on free lined bread on the first warm day of the year (uk). Caught most of my carp this year on bread, it's cheap and so effective! Nice video guys! Keep up the good work!
Bread, hot dogs, cheese yum...you just caught me as your fish! 😂
Black Girl Prepper hahahahaahahahah good one😂
Hi, you can check out this channel which has got a lot of carp bait recipe for anglers. The videos has English Subtitles.
I caught black girl prepper with my fishing rod
Your not even funny
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If you are in America, go to 11:26 with subtitles turned on. Worth your time.
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Hot dogs are my favorite bait here in the US for bluegill but for carp you can't get much better than corn bread and homemade strawberry dough baits and idk about most people but I think of all fisherman as a giant family
1-bran flakes
2-hamburger
3-imitation vanilla extract
4-potato flakes
5-jello,i prefer the dark cherry jello
Any combination of these forms a good ball and i catch more on doughballs and a classic number 2 hook and a 1/4 oz egg sinker than anything else i have ever tried
Love these guys!! keeping fishing simple,like it should be and not fall victim of the overpriced fishing tackle and baits we have in stupid abundance nowadays 😕
It’s all marketing…
1 sweetcorn
2 hotdogs
3 fruit ( strawberries blackberry ,even grapes
4 bacon grill or spam
5 sage & onion stuffing balls made fresh leave over night to harden ( caught perch and crusion carp )
Just tried Hot dogs on a pool - great results, carp, bream, roach and a lovely tench. Must admit, had some myself.
I never thought about roach but now that I have thought about it but I guess because sometimes on my local river I see people catching small and big roach on luncheon meat on light tackle thanks for the idea
Graeme's banter is top quality always 💯 legend
5 - prawns
4 - dog biscuits
3 - spicy peperarmi
2 - bread
1 - sweetcorn
Since fishing in the UK is often very different than fishing in the USA, I wouldn't give this video too much credence. I wish video posters would be a bit more specific in their titles and prefaces.
@@dwightstewart7181 Do Americans use the term _"Supermarket"?_
@@TonyEnglandUK .. Yes, we have an equally diverse range of names for grocery stores.
@@dwightstewart7181 I get the same frustration the other way around. In the suggestions I see _"Pier Fishing: Which works better? Lures VS Live bait"_ by Hey Skipper but it's an American video. It would save a lot of wasted time if they just appended "UK", "US" etc. to their video titles.
@@TonyEnglandUK .. Yeah, while it's not a huge deal, it's frustrating at times - especially when you're looking for something, think you've found it, and then discover not necessarily so.
I use chicken, squid and prawns for sea fishing and it works great. Tip for the chicken, cut it into hook size strips and combine it with ground fresh garlic and parmesan or grana or mature cheddar cheese. Bream, bass eat it like crazy
I feel like the hot dogs would catch more Americans than fish lol
Pour a package of strawberry Kool-Aid, and a package of strawberry Jell-O powder on hotdog chunks, let the hot dog juices soak up the powder for a night, and you have the best catfish bait in the world. It works even better than chicken liver or cut bluegill.
what if you soak chicken liver in kool aid lol
Andrew C. 😂😂
strangely enough I have caught everything from carp and bream on hot dogs, to small shark and all kinds of tropical fish including wrass... IDK why maybe the fish are just starving creatures they will give anything a go if it smells potent :D
James Ritchie Real Americans wouldn't go anywhere near strawberry Kool-Aid. cherry or grape is a totally different story get your s*** straight a*******
Dog Biscuits should surely have been included before Prawn? As a bonus I'll add. Popcorn is also a very good surface bait for Carp in summer.
My top 3 fishing baits:
1. Chicken (good for catching bream)
2. Bread
3. Prawns
Are you talking about fresh water fish or sea 🌊 fishing 🎣
Love using hotdogs at my local pond, they're cheap and effective. I get loads of 2-4 pound channel cats on hotdogs on a small octopus hook and a pair of spit shots.
I've caught Mackerel, Pout, Poor Cod, Whiting, Black Bream and Murgeys on Weebox Cat Sticks. Cheap as chips. Salmon and Trout flavour
marshmallows are a great floating bait for carp you can pvs bag the small ones aswell ,, ,,, tinned bacon ,,gammon and minced meat are all good for chub perch carp etc
Don't see it much these days but years ago when everyone was on the Pork Luncheon meat cubes for Carp, a few of us got on another tinned meat called Bacon Grill. Not only was it a much more effective fish catcher, if you had any left the next morning, it made for a lovely breakfast.
Mussels are great too.....just don't use after dark, they become a magnet for small eels! That's here on the Trent, UK
What else do you get with the mussels? is that in freshwater part of the Trent or is that where it drains into the sea?
Float fishing for barbel, I live in Notts. I chop some up and mix in with groundbait, makes it nice and smelly! Hope that helps😊
@@supernoodles91 thanks! It's a good sign the eels are still around.
No problem matey! Very true about the eels, strong little buggers ain't they?! They always seem to be about the 18" size, somebody caught a salmon last season round here! I know otters aren't liked by all anglers, seen a few, in my mind it shows the rivers in a good healthy condition😊
Cheese and bread mixed together has been good for me these past few years
1,Bread. 2, SweetCorn. 3, Chickpeas. 4, Black Pudding. 5, Cocktail of sea food, includes Prawns, Squid, Mussels and Clams not cheap but very useful on their own or tipping off other sea baits.
Peperami and tinned chic peas I use for some of the bigger coarse fish 😊
I fish for tench... Found you guys the best on youtibe for tips and entertainment...
Nice and simple..and not self indulgent... Nice work guys..keep it up.
Great advice here! Just shows you don’t need to spend an arm and a leg to catch fish 👍
my 5 top supermarket baits are not in order tho haha
salted raw chicken
strawberries
bread
bag of frozen sea food mix
black pudding
What do you catch with black pudding?
Luncheon Meat, prawns, sweetcorn, bread and dog biscuits. You can catch pretty much anything that swims with those in your tackle box and a bit of creativity.
My opinion best for predatory fishes is tiny bits of herring in glass pot in some kind of liquid. After you have put the bait in water pour the liquid from the pot in the water as it attracts near fishes.
Been reading all the comments with interest. First, I never knew USA fish were different from U.K. Fish of the same species. Secondly, it seems we have all had success with a variety of baits, but if you watch Graham then you will know you can catch on just about any old stuff. In other words fish are opportunist feeders.
I got to agree with gram here the hot dog should be higher on the list. Here in Montana u.s. are state record northern pike was caught on a hot dog! 29 pounds of pike going for a ballpark frank.
Sprats, sardines, squid, prawns, scallops.........but the list could go on. Good video gentlemen. ATB. D.
Try suger free meusli and porridge oats mixed carefully, a bit at a time with water, chuck In a tin of sweetcorn for the best method mix, with sweetcorn on the hook, the fish love it
Packets of soft cat food like Wiskers is perfect, use the fishey variety for your Perch, works a treat! 👌
Not sure if you’ve tried it but spam is hood aswell, cut it up into squares and then leave some in the sun for abit to get a harder outer layer and then it’s perfect
always like using Sweetcorn when fishing close in the margins with a fair bit of loose feed in there too
always seems to do the job just as it's getting dark
Very true! have just found this to be a great margin bait for surprisingly big carp :-)
Marsh mallows are great for small coal fish around the peir. great video .👍
I personally head straight for the fishmongers area in the supermarket can't resist. then head for luncheon meat and sweetcorn depending on what time of year and species.
Cracking video lads I use these baits too enjoyable to see diverse ways of using them very helpful.
Always take hotdog with me now, works great sliced in the margins with some extras loose fed. Thanks for the tips 👍
Add some hot dog buns and you have extra bait and lunch
Caught my 1st Barbel with cheese thanks for the tips. Loving the videos
Well done,I remember the biggest Barbel I ever saw from the Hampshire Avon back in the 1970's was over 13lbs and fell to a piece of cheese. Guy had been fishing all day without a bite then switched to cheese in the last hour.
New friends here from Trail Trash Outdoors! Sweet corn is where its at and all of the others are good choices as well...cheese would be a runner up to sweet corn for me but I dont think bread works as well as mini marshmallows do!! You should try them out!
I was staying in Southwark the other night as in London on a course the day after. Took a rod as I'd fancied trying the Thames. Set up by Tate Modern after picking up bacon lardons & some king prawns. It was snaggy & I lost a couple of rigs, but caught an Eel so chuffed I didn't blank. Haven't done much with supermarket baits & should have watched this before going, not when I'd got home. I ate the prawns I didn't use & brought the left over lardons home to cook. Have you ever fished that bit of the Thames? If not, would you?
If you add a can of sardines to the list, not only do you get the sardines to use, but a dab of sardine juices on the bread would go a long way and extend all baits.
Spam has to be in the top 5 for me. I cut spam into cubes and cover them in curry powder. Caught so many big barbel on it and no need for groundbait or free offerings as the fish cannot miss it. They will smell it a mile away!
Omg I did that the other day caught loads of carp down the margin and everyone else just sitting there with there boilies😂
I always use fresh earthworms as bait. Will try d sweet corn n bread next time I go fishing. Thanks guys👍
Another great vid guys,I find sweetcorn goes soggy after freezing.
Luncheon meat droveThe carp mad last week but I’m most excited to try peas as from a video I watched of yours the other day.Fantastic. Videos are Brilliant
Try a single pea tipped with a brandling,works for me.
I'm going to try whole cherries, fresh and canned glazier when I next fish. Will post on here my findings of using them as a bait!
How did it go?
He never cane back
I thought you would have sprats on your list personally I would also included mackerel. Maybe top 7 supermarket baits.
Robert Denman this is for all round coarse fishing. Sprats are specific for Pike and a few other species, you can catch a huge variety of fish on these baits
TAFishing good old spam!
hi
a cheap tin of meaty chunks cat or dog food has always done well for me.
I'll be taking a bit of my cats dinner out next time. .give it a go lol
Cheers
Can you guys do a video on tips about what to do if u know there's fish in the swim but they are not biting pls by the way love all your vids on freshwater ;)
Tip : hook the sweet corn from the thick end
Personally I think that prawns should be higher on the list. Great video as always.
Too expensive!
*i like using cheese for carp, i cut it into slices (or you can get the cut slices from supermarket) then i have a old bit of pipe, like a ring about the size of a 10p i cut small holes in the cheese, like a pastry shape cutte, and hook just thru one side so it sits flat on the bottom*
*you can melt the cheese in microwave also in a plastic square tub ( Just don't over cook it ) and let it cool then you have a nice flat base to work from and it wont be crumbly if you're using extra extra mature cheese*
Great channel by the way i watch all your videos :)
Good tip on melting the cheese. I like the strong Cheddar for the extra smell but it does go more crumbly when you try to mold it on the hook. I might try melting it.
I was sceptical about hot dogs but by god are they an amazing bait. Had my PB carb on waggler on the tiniest slice of it!! Haha.
I'm going fishing soon 6th Dec, I'll let you know how i go. This is gold guys thanks.
How'd it go also merry Christmas
@@thediligentdungbeetle8116 No luck mate. Not even a nibble. 😕
@@MelbourneFishKeepersClub ah that always happens to me
Thanx for the vedio...I use the small size shrimps and start with the tail to put in the hook and keep the soffter part of the same in the tip of the hook so the fish will bite the tip where is the sharp tip of the hook.thanx again.
When using bread on the top I use a method called the cigar method you get a long strip of bread then put the like one end off the strip and roll it round the line and then when rolled pinch both ends and pull the hook into the bread
Im going to fish with prawns today wish me luck
You catch anything
@@thediligentdungbeetle8116 man I dont remember what happened 3 years ago but I do remember catching a rainbow trout with prawns so that might be it? It was a decent size.
@@arthurkal5892 cool even I can't remember last week however I remember the exact size hook the exact brand of sweetcorn and the way I hooked the sweetcorn
@@thediligentdungbeetle8116 lmao
I knew sweet corn would be number one! My best barbel (14lb 8oz) was on corn😁
Pulled some monster bass from a harbour wall on bacon. It's a crabbing hotspot for the kids and all the bass have a taste for smokey bacon.
WE USE WHEAT BREAD SYRUP AND PEANUTBUTTER MIX IT TOGETHER THEN POUR WATER IN IT ITS REAL GOOD FOR CATCHING BASS
It's an odd thing, I have rarely caught on sweetcorn , but Cheese was my go to bait when I lived on the Canal ,always had it on board and big Roach and carp scoffed it, maybe having confidence in your bait affects your catch rate ? Roach to 3 lb Carp to 27 lb but that was 20 yrs ago , rarely fish the Canal since I bought the house, but similar success on small rivers after chub, if the little spinners and plugs are not catching.
This video was incredibly helpful. Thank You.
Cool videio, I didn't you could fish with cheese and corn.
Just caught 13 Roach in the Thames with sweetcorn. Would have used maggots but they'd all turned to casters.
Coshida cat meat where allowed ,although they have changed its texture it's still a great bait,luncheon meat,chum mixers( morrisons) ,mussels,Philadelphia cheese spread or Brussels pate,yes I know that's six
1st day fishing am excited
Another nice video guys. How about cockles and muscles in those little glass jars ? They look the part.
for the starter dish i use savoury eggs the mini ones and pickled onions for the main course i used ham and cheese and lettuce dipped in a jar of marmite and for dessert i used tinned fruit witth fruit jellies sweets i think the only way i will catch a fish is if it dies from a heart attack from all the food
Or just go to McDs for a breakfast biscuit with ham or bacon w cheese. Greasy ass bread greasy everything. Im loving it.
freshwater fishing in asia (especially malaysia) they have :
Roti (bread) or Flour; add with water and :
1. Dedak Ayam
2. Dedak Ayam Kuning
3. Dedak Jagung
4. Dedak Hitam
5. Dedak Merah
6. Dedak Dindings
7. Dedak 926
8. Dedak 969
9. Belacan
10. Roti Gardenia
11. Roti Sedap
12. Roti Kelapa
13. Roti Kentang
14. Yis Mauripan
15. Telur itik
16. Hati Ayam
17. Paste Perisa Pandan
18. Paste Perisa Strawberi
19. Paste Minyak Belangkas
20. Umpan Tapa
21. Usus Ayam Rebus
22. Dedak Bilis
23. Kunyit
Steps :
1. Cut the 'roti' (bread) in cube way / stir the flour with water.
2. Add on with list above.
Type of fish might be caught (in Malaysia) :
1. Patin (Catfish)
2. Keli (Catfish)
3. Baung (Catfish)
4. Rohu (Carp)
5. Leekoh (Carp)
6. Tongsan Sisik Halus / Sisik Kasar (Carp)
Commercial Pond :
7. Mekong (Thai Catfish)
8. Chao Phraya ( Thai Catfish)
9. Jelawat (Carp)
10. Tilapia / Talapia
11. Puyu
12. Sepat
13. Lampam
14. Kerai
15. Lampam Jawa
16. Lais (Catfish)
17. Terbol
18. Temoleh / Temalian (Carp)
19. Kaloi
20. etc..
I watched your video on mackerel and how you used ground bait. Could you use groundbsit for whiting, flatties ect?? Could you also mould the wet ground bait around the hook instead of bait??
TAFishing you are the Man *Thumbs Up*
iv never tryed prawns to be honset im gonna give them ago for sure, i have had barbel on dogs my friends was laughing at me at the time when i turned up with my 69p tin of hotdogs and they had been to the tackle shop brought boiles, pellets. maggots.groundbait glugs pva mesh the lot it was so funny when i was the only one who caught after they spent £20 each LOL
We,in the Meddle East use this way.
I fish with sweetcorn in my method feeder but I band it doesn't come of my favorites never go wrong with it
It would be great to see you guys catching large sea fish on frozen fish fingers.
I like to use a hair rig with 3 kernels of sweet corn on the hair and a piece of tortilla on the hook
Was waiting for the music top 10 pop pickers theme. Try some Chickpeas. The Carp love them
they look so much like each other and even sound like each other lol also this video is great i will try and use some of these baits some time
I would have had tinned macaroni & cheese in the top 5. Easy to put on the hook and catches lots of fish and very cheap to buy.
A crazy one I've heard of is marshmallows and peanut butter. No idea how you're expected to pull it off as I've only heard about it in passing.
Love this fishing channel. Excellent content as always. Such a shame to see gambling ads everywhere.
love it guys many thanx.
Brilliant vid thanks boy’s
Grapes seem like a viable bait
Canned sweet corn, and canned cherries.
It is easier and more efficient to set the bait off the hook using the Korum stop.
What is best for canal fishing?
I know when I was at camp once I used beef jerky and caught a fish in less than 4 minutes
This was really useful
thanks guys sweetcorn it is
Kraft cheese slices work well balled then pinched off round the hook.
What about pepperoni sticks , luncheon meat , spam , cockles , all types of beans , rice , mussels.!
Great helpful video. 👍
Hi Guys,
I would love to see you use Crab Sticks. If you lay a hook along the red coloured side without hooking through at all and bind using bait elastic nice and gently it holds up brilliantly for ages. I cast it out on a running leger with 2oz weight and left it for 20 mins. Reeled in and held really well with big Crab on board. Def got potential. Ran out of time to test at high tide but for sure it will catch as flakes off very slowly in the sea with loads of scent.
I reckon its got great potential and at £1 per large frozen pack its easy and cheap.
Steve in Fife.
Stevie D, now this is an interesting idea.
Surimi sticks soaked in a jar of liquidised mussel and razorfish (a seafood smoothie... ) might just work here.
Hi Mate,
Thanks for message. Yes they hold up well if you just bind carefully with elastic. Lay the hook along the red side at the bottom end. Once they are in the water they fan out much like a Bow Tie look to them. Gonna work on it when i get a chance.
Steve.
try spam up northeast England were I fish it's good
he lived in Australia
Pretty much whet you said, but I would swap Bread & Sweetcorn.
The best cheese you want is Limburger cheese it stinks lets off a bad smell or for fish it lets out a good smell ( also good for catfish)