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Topic: Lingcod bait  (Read 3007 times)

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[WR]

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some while back in another thread i'd mentioned i'd found a stink bait recipe for lingcod..... well, i finally found the article and it's located here;
http://hubpages.com/hub/fishing-in-saltwater

Enjoy


coosbayyaker

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It's actually greenling bait Rich.

Guy sounds the Mad scientist of bait making. What didn't he put in there?
See ya on the water..
Roy



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that's a lot of money for bait!

prawns $15/lb - $75
borax $10
eggs $4
procure $4/ea - $20

wow...
I've not even spent that much in jigs, plastics and shrimpflies... yet... and he's only going out on one trip!
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Seems rediculously excessive to me.  Specially when folks catch them all the time on plain jigs.
 


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Total "bringing sand to the beach" concept.  A good squid tipped jig in the right location is all you need to catch lings IMO.


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Pssstt ... something very similar to that works well on tidewater pinks and chums, tipping a jig.  But I can make 1/2 dozen prawns last a whole session.  5 pounds?  Just for greenling?  I betcha I can outfish him with a 3" white curly tail.

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Hmmm.... Ling bait...    >:D
                
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and I was just asking my cat if he wanted to go with me next time I went to PC
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Sorry, I couldn't resist. Maybe I've got some issues, but for some reason that popped into my head when I saw the title of this thread!  :D
                
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heh, thot y'll 'd enjoy that. ;D when i first saw it, i thot" gee, thot they only hit live or moving bait??"

no wonder the guy went broke.....