Any one tried them ? Just found this cheeky fella inside an old fishing tin on the bank of a river.
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Any one tried them ? Just found this cheeky fella inside an old fishing tin on the bank of a river.
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Git-R-Dun
ive had brown trout on them, havent found them as good as worm, but isent there a leeche fly?
We were scouring for worms for just that purpose....allegedly :whistling:
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Git-R-Dun
Yip they work but i have only ever caught perch on them ,,but trout are meant to love them ,also catfish
Jason
Midges are our friends
and remember midges smell your fear...................
Good elth, I'll bank that knowledge, thanks :thumbup:
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Git-R-Dun
I Didn't even know we had leeches in the UK, shows how much I know......
Have a happy life with no regrets, and live long enough to be a burden to your kids.
I think medicinal leeches are a protected species, so if you can't tell the difference leave well alone.
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I've used leeches in the uk and in france for catfish and have found them to be fantastic...here is a link to all the worms you could want, buy in bulk and its it works out to be quite a cheap. Fantastic service and the quality is excellent.
Tight lines
Lance.
they are very popular bait here in the states.
especially when trolling.
much more durable than earthworms.
actually i'd guess from their design that plastic worms imitate leeches as often as they do earthworms.
in the water they will flatten and stretch out. their action in the water is great.
to hook one. let the leech attach to your thumb.
slip the barb between him and your thumb hooking him through the mouth.
just about any fish will take a leech.
Weirdly I saw one last friday down by the stream. It was trying to eat a snail that had fallen in the water I think. It was a bit of a wrestling match so the pic is a bit blurred sorry.
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