Lazy baits

[Fisherdan]

sorry i have made so many threads, but ive got so many questions! ive seen this lazy lug and they are making lazy rag too. but i was wondering if anyone has used this and if its worth it?

thanks, dan.

[codhead]

Originally Posted by Fisherdan

sorry i have made so many threads, but ive got so many questions! ive seen this lazy lug and they are making lazy rag too. but i was wondering if anyone has used this and if its worth it?

thanks, dan.

I'm taking a tub with me off Weymouth on Thursday, I'll let you know

[tat]

Tried lazy lug to tip off a rubber worm last time ,and it took,only undersize whitey but????????????????????

[Fisherdan]

... hows did it go then "cod head" ?

[..::Pike Pirate::..]

i say tat, that whitey was sizeable!

[codhead]

Originally Posted by Fisherdan

... hows did it go then "cod head" ?

Errrrrrrrmmmmm, you'd better ask the fairy at the top of the fridge, where I left it

I did manage to remember the squid and a couple of frozen macky though and we ended up having a good day with Paul Davies from Weymouth.

[Flatfish]

Lazy Lug great to have a few spare pots around the house just in case you get up and go fishing last minute , But to be fair its always better using fresh Lug

Justin

[upnorth1]

Check out the report in December's Sea Angler - there's a feature on it...make your own minds up...£5 a tub, (which weighs around 3oz!!!!!), Think my digging days are not quite over yet!!!!!!!!!

[cuckoo]

Just read the report by alan yates (not a great presevative bait believer),
and quote ;these worms will work !!!!,
cant be bad !!!!!

lee.

[bassbandit]

All very well but what are the effects on handling the unknown chemicals they are preserved in??????? Bet they hav'nt been tested?

That goes for other types of artificials Gulb etc.

Think i will stick to natural un played with baits.