bramble worms

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Elmagnifico
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bramble worms

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Do you lads use them ?
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wit the hell are ye on aboot wee man


de ye mean dendrobenas :badgrin:
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Post by Elmagnifico »

No the real one from the dung heap ?
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Elmagnifico wrote:No the real one from the dung heap ?
:? is that not a worm but a beetle :? ;)
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Elmagnifico wrote:Do you lads use them ?
I have used them to good effect for the the Billy's on the canal. 8)
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Post by Xantho incisus »

Do you mean

BRANDLINGS ???

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Xantho incisus wrote:Do you mean

BRANDLINGS ???

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Yes but I don't buy them from a shop , the ones from the middens are far "jucier"and have more "pulling " power as far as I am concerned
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Post by John Petersen »

Used them many years ago in Ireland for Brook Trout and found them to be a kiler bait for Perch too.
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Post by Xantho incisus »

John Petersen wrote:Used them many years ago in Ireland for Brook Trout and found them to be a kiler bait for Perch too.
and not bad for sea trout ..... My back garden has a 'special' patch in it ..... :D :D :D
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