chicken to cook or not

[WARREN]

I believe i read in a forum somewhere about CHICKEN being good bait for bream
what id like to know is should the chicken be cooked or raw
as i'll try anything

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[bparker]

Chicken's not a bad alternative bait if you can't get live bait...I've caught a few decent Bream using it.

I usually fish it raw soaked it in Tuna oil.

ooorrrrrrrrr
You could just buy some SP's and have some real fun!



Dave

[Shane]

New SP, looks like a piece of chicken impregnated with chicken salt

[panger]

I always thought pad tues smell a bit like fake terriyaki chicken flavour. Maybe that's why the bream love them. If ecogear would just make an authentic cooked chicken colour it would be easy to match the hatch

[Ol' slab sides]

I delivered to a "smelly prawn-kill a heap of fish" joker the other day & he'd nailed 10 bream at my local on UNcooked chicken breast...

I'd rather have let them go & eaten the chook... not that I dont mind a feed of seafood...

[scott]

The best way is to.....

Get ure chicken, soak it in a nice marinade, add some garlic and butter, COOK the thing then eat it

Then go down the river and hit bream with softies

JMO

[WARREN]

i'm in a comp on the weekend and thought i'd get one up on everyone else.by using chicken, so i bought some pressed chook today
but after my sides stop hurting from all the laughter, after reading that . I think some nice sandwiches in my ten footer for lunch might be the go

got plenty of plastics just not very good at them yet. but i'm not giving up that easy.

[don]

Eat the chook and enjoy the fishing with sp's or hb's. haven't quite got the nack of the sp's yet but beam haven fun on hb's.

rgds

[WARREN]

did like everyone said, ate the chook
fished with hardbodies . laser pro 45, gold. Biggest i landed was 34cm
first for me with hardbodies
Great fun
took the barbs off. Lot less damage to the fish

[don]

Congratulations Warren

well done there will be no stopping you now.

[budda]

Actually some of the Sydney Harbour and Botany Bay "meat fishermen" (no pun intended) have a lot of success with raw chicken breast. It works a treat if soaked in some tuna oil overnight, and cut into thin strips , especially if the water is a bit discoloured from rain. The only thing is if you're hard up for a feed you can't cook the leftover bait if it's been soaked in tuna oil ( I suppose you could if you were REALLY hard up for a feed). Someone mentioned Teryaki in one of the earlier posts hmmm.... maybe some teriyaki or satay marinade instead of the tuna oil he he he. You could even do some of the preparation for the night's meal whilst on the boat if the bream aren't biting - just bring along some bamboo skewers and away you go!

[JoShY]

im pretty sure it needs to be cooked

JoShy

[corey]

Nando's hard body's......peri peri spike it.