scrubbies in the bays
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davek
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scrubbies in the bays
a workmate asked me today if scrubworms are any good in the bays, has anyone here tried them successfully? cheers davo
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Fish-cador
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Re: scrubbies in the bays
works well for bream in williamstown area
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davek
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Re: scrubbies in the bays
thanks guys, the workmate is going to phillip island tomorrow for the week, he has a surplus of scrubbies so he give them a try, no harm i suppose, cheers davo.
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But it's an even better feeling releasing them
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Scarecrow
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Re: scrubbies in the bays
Davek
Scrubbies are great for bream in the rivers and piers, zebra fish and luderick also think they are tops. Meanwhile they are a top bait off the rocks and over reefs for rock species, especially sweep.
Mullet and grass whiting also hammer em.
Sadly true scrubworms are so expensive.
Flat tails, night crawlers, reds, blues, tigers can still take the same species, but they get sucked off the hook too quickly, and they lose colouring if the bite drops off, but still a top bait.
Tight Lines
Rob
Scrubbies are great for bream in the rivers and piers, zebra fish and luderick also think they are tops. Meanwhile they are a top bait off the rocks and over reefs for rock species, especially sweep.
Mullet and grass whiting also hammer em.
Sadly true scrubworms are so expensive.
Flat tails, night crawlers, reds, blues, tigers can still take the same species, but they get sucked off the hook too quickly, and they lose colouring if the bite drops off, but still a top bait.
Tight Lines
Rob
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Breamster
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Re: scrubbies in the bays
Scrubworms are great bait for fresh water, but I had no luck with them in salt water. They turned white & hard. have not caught any fish in salt water with scrubbies.