Cat Food

[Paul Bickley]

CAn any one give me any tips on cat food, i.e what brand a flavour to use and what hook size to use.

[The Diamond Geezer]

Tempted .. v tempted to give a flippant reply ..

not me !

The Dead :cool: Geezer

[Newt]

Paul - can't help with the catfood thing but can and do say Welcome to you.

[budd7]

coshida cat food is exceptional

[greg long]

The fish flavoured biscuits work best funnily enough

[Tyke]

Katkins from Asda at 33p per tin.

Get it in jelly as its firmer than the gravy version.

Works too.

[Jim Roper]

budd7:

coshida cat food is exceptional

Yep! The fish in my ponds love it, but they're even more crazy for corned beef. Keep it cool so that it stays on the hook.

 

Jim Roper

 

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[seph]

Coshida or felix in jelly

[Peter Sharpe]

I've never read any concern about the use of cat food. It seems to go off in a matter of hours, and become quite incredibly foul smelling. I would think that widespread use on any small water could cause serious problems very quickly, especially at this time of year.

[John Ellison]

Catfood stinks! Always have a cuppa and a sandwich before you start handling it, 'cos you won't fancy one once you've started. The bait is VERY EFFECTIVE though. It's main advantage apart from the smell is it's softness.

You miss far fewer bites than using a harder bait like lunceon meat or garlic sausage. A good hook is the Maver Eagle barbless as big as your hookbait will allow. I'm talking polefishing here.

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