taers/tears/tares?

[Guest new mike]

I have been given afew Kgs of Tares? could anyone please tell me the best way to prepare and use them, ive been told they are v/good for Roach?

[Guest Darth_codhead]

Yep thay are GOOD for Roach i used them for the first time to day and i used them for 3h from 12.30 to 3.30 i whished i had used them at the start of the day (07.00) i had 10+ of roach most about 1lb

 

i will cook them the same as hemp next time ( not in with the hemp as i did to day)

 

i will be back there soon

 

ps i left at 3.30 cos i never took my cap and i got a bad head

 

Good luck with the Tares

 

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Darth

[Guest Keith]

Firstly, you'll speed up the process by soaking them overnight.

 

Then, put your tares into an old pan, cover 'em with water and begin to the boil.

 

It takes up to 30-35 minutes to cook them through: around that time, fish the odd one out and give it a squeeze - it should just "give" a little, meaning that it'll be soft enough to put a hook into.

 

Pour the contents of the pan into a sieve and rinse under cold water - job done.

 

They freeze well too.

 

Fish them on a hook big enough to allow the point to be clear of the bait (a 16 or 18), and feed hemp.

 

Tares are usually a slow bait, so stick at it because when the roach do switch onto them, you'll get the biggest fish in the shoal, and a lot of 'em!

 

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Yours,

 

Keith

Blyth,

Northumberland

 

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[Guest Steve Burke]

See the SACG section of Angler's Net. It contains a guide on preparing all of the most popular particle baits including tares.

 

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