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| Need help identifying mystery bait Frank Gardner writes: Hi, I was fishing the mouth of the Yarra the other day & a chap was catching Ludrick (dark blue grey with vertical stripes) one after the other on what appeared to be a pudding bait. He would not say what it was when asked. Anyone have any clues? It was bloody good stuff. Thanks for the advice on the warmies. (6 June 2001) Peter Jolly replies: Frank, I spent a couple of hours down at the warmies chatting and the only hint I could get to the make-up of the dough bait was this... First make a bread dough and add tuna oil. Some were saying cheese goes in as well, the smellier the better. It is supposed to act as a slow release berley as well as being a bait. Good Luck. (10 June 2001) If you have any advice for Frank or any other questions or answers, use our contributor's form and be in the running for some great monthly prizes. |
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