Starlight experiment.

[maidstonemike]

Some of us were discussing a while ago using a starlight near the hook for night attraction.

Well i've tried it for the first time a week ago.

I caught 9 whiting, plus two other odd bites that couldn't be reeled in.

Now this proves that fish are not put off by starlights, don't know if I would have caught less without them.

Next trip for Bass, I've rigged up a pennel with the starlight between the two hooks.

Half a mackerel fillet on there, and we will see!

Anyone else tried it?

[Scotty T]

No, but I will tonight, good chance of a bass where i'm going. Will let you know.

 

Scotty

[MainBassMan]

demon ghost ghost demon

Tried it - IT DEFINITELY works!!!

demon demon

[Ian Burrett]

chech out similar post from last year

 

http://www.anglersnet.co.uk/ubb/ultimatebb...t=004044#000000

[Island 991]

what size would people recomend?? 1.5 or 2??

[maidstonemike]

One advantage is you can see the tackle approaching the beach by the glow under the water. Very handy.

[Island 991]

what size would people recomend?? 1.5 or 2??

[macky]

they work whilst float fishing for mackrel at night

[theguyfulla]

ye they do work that an the attractor tubing i use the small ones for the top of floats above my pennel rigs def. makes a difference for the spurries!!!!

[codroamer]

maidstonemike:

  One advantage is you can see the tackle approaching the beach by the glow under the water. Very handy  .

The distance you cast Mike, I'm surprised you can't see the light, when it resting under the water...heh....heh