White bread makes fish fat?

[DavyR]

This sounds more like an April Fool piece:

 

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/earthnews...ish-claims.html

 

[Anderoo]

Whereas high-oil halibut pellets keep coarse fish in peak physical shape

[DavyR]

Whereas high-oil halibut pellets keep coarse fish in peak physical shape

 

Especially the ones sold by the fishery.

[Renrag39]

We'll be catching 'Pisswings' and saying, "Ooooh, doesn't she look good, she's a size 12 now..."

 

Perch Pilates... Tench Tai-Chi... Weight Watchers for Wels... All brought to you by ex-Sushi Chef, Wok Gon... someone shoot me...

 

Mr Renrag-ivator

Edited June 16, 2011 by Renrag39

[Rob Ward]

To be honest it wouldn't surprise me if this is true, white bread is one of the worst things a human can eat so why would it be any better for an animal?

 

RSPB advise not to feed it to birds for the same reason.

 

Not that I'm arguing oil based pellets are any better!

[DavyR]

To be honest it wouldn't surprise me if this is true, white bread is one of the worst things a human can eat

 

Ah, but is it, though?

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/columnis...IS-healthy.html

 

Oh yeah, it is:

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13...aves-jumps.html

 

[chesters1]

i like my bread extra white and i expect "my" fish to eat it as well ,i cant see me buying at twice the price "green" bio bread just to chuck in a pond

cant stand this 50-50 crap or unbleached flour its like chewing cardboard with a yeast flavour ,i want to taste the filling not the bit holding it in ,even bloody brown bread is bloody half white!

as for fish getting fat isnt that a carp with a name ,how many people actively seek to catch the thinnest fish in a pond?

Edited June 16, 2011 by chesters1

[RUDD]

,how many people actively seek to catch the thinnest fish in a pond?

I dont actively seek but.................

 

I can vouch that white bread makes Rudd fat, as does Apple pie, beer, BBQ, cider, chinese takeaways, chocolate, curry, crisps - oh hell I am only up to C and its not looking good!!!

[gozzer]

Looks to me like the media 'silly season' has started early this year, (or is it silly season all year now?).

 

Just had a look at the 'fishery', the usual heavily stock carp water, a 1acre 'specimen' pool, and some 'canals' just "brimming with fish".

An interesting article in the news section. It seems that they're famous in Japan since a visit from a certain Mr Aki, (in a Japanese pop band), tried out the water with a new rod, and floating crust . Wholemeal I presume.

 

John.

[Dick Dastardly]

Been a lot about this on various sites and in the rags etc. Well forget my fishing experience,forget my biological knowledge this thought is just based on being a normal human being....................

 

WHAT A LOAD OF OLD ******!

 

Be telling us Kebabs aint good for us next.............................

Edited June 16, 2011 by BUDGIE