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Been out & bought some Meats from "PoundLand" for tomorrow's expedition. (Both, "Fill 'em Up" Brand)

The Bacon Grill is firm & smells very good but I'd maybe steer clear of the Luncheon meat - this is very soft (but usable, down the edge or on Pole??)

I opened both tins just to see & good for £1 for 300 gram tins.

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You really need to do a taste test.....they have testers for dog food, even cat food so you should be fine with the meat LOL.

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I always found if you sliced or cubed the cheap meat and left it in the sun it went rubbery and stayed on the hook far better than straight from the can ,unfortunately i love the stuff so i eat it and the fish get very little

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Lightly fry the cubes in oil mixed with spices of your choice ( Curry powder, Paprika, etc ), drain off on paper towel and leave to cool. If preparing in advance, pop in the freezer and remove to fridge the night before you go. The thawing process draws the flavours in even more and the frying has given it a tougher skin for a better hook/hair hold.

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I haven’t needed to do this for many years but If your using soft Luncheonmeat on a hair rig you.can thread a piece of biro tube over the hair so that the hair doesn’t just cut through your meat. You can also do this with some hooks with short sections of biro tube slid over the hook shanks.

Keith

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ALL,

We never (almost) use tinned meats for fish bait. Maybe an occasional hot dog. BECAUSE of my inexperience could you recommend a garnish and wine for me?

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  On 9/9/2020 at 1:31 PM, BoldBear said:

I haven’t needed to do this for many years but If your using soft Luncheonmeat on a hair rig you.can thread a piece of biro tube over the hair so that the hair doesn’t just cut through your meat. You can also do this with some hooks with short sections of biro tube slid over the hook shanks.

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I just use grass, or a hawthorn spike.  Even if putting the meat straight onto the hook, just pull the hook through the meat, twist it and put a piece of grass stalk, twig, hawthorn spike or whatever under the bend and pull on the line or press the hook back to synch it up.

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Well, the Bacon Grill worked well & got me 5 decent Carp between maybe 6 - 10 Lb. in the Last hour or so (couldn't buy a bite till around half past three but that's how it it at Kippax sometimes.

The Luncheon meat was very poor in quality & texture so I'll just chop the rest up for loose feed (at least it sinks OK)

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  On 9/10/2020 at 1:58 PM, Tigger said:

 

 

I just use grass, or a hawthorn spike.  Even if putting the meat straight onto the hook, just pull the hook through the meat, twist it and put a piece of grass stalk, twig, hawthorn spike or whatever under the bend and pull on the line or press the hook back to synch it up.

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That’s exactly what I normally do when mounting meat directly onto the hook Ian, but very occasionally if the luncheon meat is not very firm and I’m needing to cast a fair distance with a largish chunk of meat on a hair rig it can still fly off during the cast if you are not careful.

I carry some of these (see pic in link)for times like these.

https://barbel.co.uk/product/enterprise-meat-mate/

Keith

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is this thread getting very close to being personal? I'm not sure I Care to discuss in detail what I do with my meat

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