Red worms for trout in the awakino , red worms for flounder on the fly rod,
those big fat native worms you dig out of the river silt are like honey for the ells,
Soft bait "blue 2inch smelt" type for the salmon in the tekapo canals
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Red worms for trout in the awakino , red worms for flounder on the fly rod,
those big fat native worms you dig out of the river silt are like honey for the ells,
Soft bait "blue 2inch smelt" type for the salmon in the tekapo canals
Trouble with bread for fishing is you tend to eat it yourself while your waiting for a strike. Tried worms once but you need Watties on those for sure. If you have cheese and bread well that's another story. Maggots are good bait Sean. When my daughter was about 10 and we lived on the Waikato River, I was building a house and she got bored, so I had a hook and a length of builders string, I put a bit of cheese on it and told her to go fishing. Five minutes later she came back with a koi carp!:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by seandundee
Before you go just make sure you arent hungry! :D
Cheese is good for trouts so I hear. Don't think it's legal in the rivers round here
Only used flies lures and I forget what weight 22 spinner is:D
Only old trouts TobyQuote:
Originally Posted by Toby
Talking of which my mother in law was here today.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maca49
What did you feed her, ham, worms or bread, see if Toby's on the money!
Cicadas. Or better yet the undeveloped cicadas that are still in their grub like stage when dug up out of the ground. Irresistable.
We're not aloud doing this anymore, my teacher changed her MIND :pissed off:
Now we have to do how high a tennis ball bounces, an old one or a new one? I recon the new one will win
I reckon you might be correct Sean. How high are you going to drop it from?Quote:
Originally Posted by seandundee
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