Carr Lane 25-2-09
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Steve Duffy
- has crabs
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- Location: Heswall, Wirral.
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Steve Duffy
- has crabs
- Posts: 9732
- Joined: Mon Nov 24, 2003 9:37 am
- Location: Heswall, Wirral.
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Steve Duffy
- has crabs
- Posts: 9732
- Joined: Mon Nov 24, 2003 9:37 am
- Location: Heswall, Wirral.
I assume kevs taking the hiss but ill answer him anyway
I keep them in a large bait box or small bucket then fill the container with soil mixed with old bark chippings, leaving a inch for the soil to breath
Fix on the lid will plenty of small holes then Store them in the fridge to slow them metabolism down
Then every week i just empty them out onto a tray and take out the dead ones then just put them back in fridge
I dont oops about using worm food or adding mash.... they still last for weeks with out the fannying about
If you need a large amount of lobs itll be worth the effort to start a small worm patch
Cos True lobs arnt often availble through tackle shops
Itll take about a month for the patch to start taking effect but once it gets going it can be dug every fortnight depending on what you put down as 'food' 
Im starting a large worm patch tomorrow... 6' x 4' in preperation for the tench and perch
I keep them in a large bait box or small bucket then fill the container with soil mixed with old bark chippings, leaving a inch for the soil to breath
If you need a large amount of lobs itll be worth the effort to start a small worm patch
Im starting a large worm patch tomorrow... 6' x 4' in preperation for the tench and perch
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FishingFreakJack
- English A Level Prospect
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- Joined: Wed Dec 16, 2009 4:29 pm
Re: Carr Lane 25-2-09
nice skimmer where is carr lane or where ever you went