Best is collecting those over ripe oily fruit laying on the floor that will stain your hand when picking them up. Slice and string hook them like “satay”.
Raw ripe seed boil with cooking oil is another alternative.
Soaking with water not my preference.
my “satays” never got me any fish …
wonder if it’s too big, too little, too fresh, too stale, wrong presentation …
it was more of an experiment to see if any fish took it or what fish would take it [:I]
haven’t used them is a waste…
the fishes along the river eat these fruits. .
especially any stretch that has oil palms on its bank..
name you a few…baung udang galah jelawat kelabau tenggalan..
seluang…KELAH…TEMOLEH…now i got you drooling…
to make a really good smelly bait is not only about
how you keep them but also what to use to soak them in…
haven’t used them is a waste…
the fishes along the river eat these fruits. .
especially any stretch that has oil palms on its bank..
name you a few…baung udang galah jelawat kelabau tenggalan..
seluang…KELAH…TEMOLEH…now i got you drooling…
to make a really good smelly bait is not only about
how you keep them but also what to use to soak them in…
happy exploring…
jgn nanti peram ngan ketiak pulak!!!
I only have 13 years of fishing experience, so must beri tunjuk ajar!
quote:Originally posted by acheong my "satays" never got me any fish ....
wonder if it's too big, too little, too fresh, too stale, wrong presentation ...
it was more of an experiment to see if any fish took it or what fish would take it [:I]
Hehehe acheong, are you sure that place you are fishing got fish or not? [:D][:D][:D]