Pilchard Oil?

[Ian Burrett]

If Geoff requires large quantities of Pilchard oil I suspect it's for more than, adding to a bait.

 

There is no better starting point for a rubby dubby for sharks.

[sam-cox]

As far as I know all oil floats and there for could not let any sent out in water.

Im going to read up on this, and maybe try and find a expert. I may lurne something.I may not

[Guest jay_con]

An oil expert. You mean someone like jr ewing?.

[Ian Burrett]

sam-cox:

As far as I know all oil floats and there for could not let any sent out in water.

Im going to read up on this, and maybe try and find a expert. I may lurne something.I may not

Hi Sam

 

For a rubby dubby you mix it with bran or rice which sinks taking the oily scent down deep. Also works well on the Bream in places with small tidal run

[sam-cox]

lol.

[sam-cox]

Ithink that the pilchard oil that has soaked into the bran helps dispurse the rubby dubby, making some partical become semi boyant, thus letting them be carried down the tide line sinking slowly. Its the natural fish juices that do the work of atracting fish, probably not the pilchard oil itself.

[sam-cox]

You,ve all stopped arguing with me, just as I was beginning to enjoy the descussion.

[Guest jay_con]

sam-cox:

You,ve all stopped arguing with me, just as I was beginning to enjoy the descussion.

Bit of a paradox there sam. Argumnent and discussion.

[Guest jay_con]

sam-cox:

You,ve all stopped arguing with me, just as I was beginning to enjoy the descussion.

Two very different things sam. Argument and discussion.

[sam-cox]

descussions of the oppersite veiw point then.

Do you want a five minuite argument or the full half hour,