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Can we?

Olwas2014 · 2014-10-06 18:59:57

Can we use sweetcorn as bait for sea bass from the beach as that's the only bait I have at the moment. Just wondering and curious

06-10-2014 6:59pm

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Can we use sweetcorn as bait for sea bass from the beach as that's the only bait I have at the moment. Just wondering and curious

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#2 06-10-2014 7:05pm

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Olwas2014 wrote: »

Can we use sweetcorn as bait for sea bass from the beach as that's the only bait I have at the moment. Just wondering and curious

Course you can use it.
As for bass eating the sweet corn.
Extremely doubtful.

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#3 06-10-2014 7:29pm

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Stranger things have happened but, as DA says, highly unlikely. Why not lure fish instead or target a freshwater species that will take sweetcornl

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#4 06-10-2014 9:00pm

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I know of a few lads who have had tuna with sweetcorn, never bass tho for some reason.

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#5 10-10-2014 12:18am

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The best one yet, sweetcorn for bass!!

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#6 10-10-2014 7:16am

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danbrosnan wrote: »

The best one yet, sweetcorn for bass!!

Stay tuned Dan. There's a double act - it'll get better I think.

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