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- Mackerel
- ‘Bluey’, Herring & Other Oily Fish Baits
- Ragworm
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- Black Lugworm
- Peeler Crab
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Mackerel is one of the most commonly used fish baits, although they are no longer as plentiful as they used to be, so that may start to change. Mackerel is prized for its high oil content and firm flesh. This makes it perfect for casting, as it withstand the impact with the water. Once it’s hit the water, this oily fish creates a slick in the water...
Other oily fish such as herring also make good baits, while Pacific saury (sold as bluey) has become popular in recent years. Any oily fish with firm flesh will make a good bait, such as this small herring (below) rigged on a break away clip down gripper lead. Other less commonly used baits include sprats, pilchards and garfish.
Ragworm are a popular and versatile bait for shore fishing, and attract a wide range of species such as plaice, sole, flounder, bass, pouting, and more. To ensure the best results, it’s essential to use fresh ragworms and keep them in cold and damp. When baiting, hook the ragworms by the mouth and thread the worm down the shank of the hook, being m...
There are two species of sandeel that are used as bait: lesser sandeel (small sandeel) and ‘lance’ or ‘greater sandeel’. The lance tend to be used as whole fish baits for bigger fish like huss. The smaller sandeel are a summertime fishing staple. Sandeel is a highly versatile bait that is suitable for a wide range of species including pollock, rays...
Squid is another popular and effective bait. Squid and cuttlefish are fairly plentiful in British waters and make up a significant amount of the diet of a large number of species. It’s especially effective in Autumn and Winter when squid come inshore. You can find squid in frozen form at fishing tackle shops or fresh from fishmongers or supermarket...
Lugworm is another marine worm that is commonly used as bait. The key is to match the worm species to the ground you’re fishing, so you present fish with lugworm in areas where they’re feeding on lug and rag in areas where they’re feeding on rag. This type of worm is found in sandier areas than ragworm, but still also occupies somewhat muddy ground...
Black lugworm is a distinct species that grows to 30cm and is black in colour. They’re rarer and are considered the best type of lugworm for fishing. These black lug can also be gutted and unlike blow lug, can be frozen. Black lug are useful when targeting larger species when you want a huge worm bait. There aren’t many demersal species that would ...
Peeler crab are crabs which have just shed their hard shell in order to grow larger. This makes them easier to digest for fish and therefore more nutritious and delicious! Peeler is a highly effective bait for targeting species such as smoothhounds, bass, cod, and rays. It’s considered a supreme bait when beach casting in particular. These crabs ha...
Regular small hardback crabs also make for a good bait, you just need to remove the hard top part of the shell and the gills. This will leave the soft part of the crab exposed. Some anglers prefer to leave the legs on, but you can also cut the crab in half to use both parts as separate hook baits. It’s important to match the hook size to the bait, ...
The most commonly used shellfish baits are mussels and razorfish, but cockles, winkles, limpets and whelks can also be used. These molluscs are taken out of their shells, and carefully rigged with baiting elastic to ensure they hold to the hook. One of the advantages of shellfish is their effectiveness after a storm or period of bad weather when sh...
This article looks at various types of lure, including some that are proven for Bass and Shore fishing in an attempt to find the best sea fishing lures today.
Sea Fishing Lures. Learning how to catch sea bass with lures can be one of the most exhilarating outdoor sports in the UK or anywhere in the world. If you’re a fisherman, that is.
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Oct 17, 2022 · Chris Kennedy counts down six of the best sea fishing baits, what they’ll catch and top tips for using them.
Sep 24, 2024 · The Benefits. If you haven’t yet stepped into the world of artificial lures, now’s the time to learn more and prepare for your first experience. Using saltwater lures offers several benefits that can up your fishing game. The most influential advantage is their versatility.
Aug 21, 2023 · The best sea fishing bait depends on the fish species you're targeting. Common bait for sea fishing includes lugworms, ragworms, mackerel, squid, sand eels, and peeler crabs. Live baits like worms and shrimp are popular, while artificial lures are great for specific species.
