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In reply to Post #15
Have you noticed a big difference when using the salt & not?
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I get coconut sized horse licks from the local farm shop, put them in a hessian sack and drive over them a few times in the van to crush them up.
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In reply to Post #13
I really dont rate it... never paid off using it but others swear by it.
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After watching a vid on YouTube with Mark from Baitworks it's got me wondering on how effective is it really as an attractor?
I've been using it regularly & I'm not so sure if it makes any difference. I think it's more of a confidence boost than anything else.
Has anyone noticed a significant difference with their catch rates?
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In reply to Post #11
Did it in the 80s early 90s on a small water, worked a treat. Lasted months but it did get taken out if i wasn't fishing for a good while. A big one on a rope.
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In reply to Post #10
have you done this?? what's the breakdown time of one of these large saltlicks?? I've seen them with rope attatched
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In reply to Post #1
If you can drop a horse lick into a margin unseen you will be on a fish gold mine, give it a week and regular small handfulls of chosen bait alongside you will catch.
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I get mine from purehimalayansaltstore on eBay and it has always been very good quality. I buy the large rocks and then hammer them to the size I need.
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In reply to Post #4
I ordered mine from a garden centre of all places. AA baits do it and it’s about the same price I paid.
Google is your friend though. Have a look about for the best prices.
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In reply to Post #6
Cambridgeshire, near Peterborough area.
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Small holders/farm supply shops normally sell it. Where about are you from?
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In reply to Post #4
eBay.
Just check what size you want/order.
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In reply to Post #3
Okay thanks, could I ask where you purchased yours from?
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In reply to Post #1
Can do that. Or buy the sacks of crushed up stuff. Normally various different sizes you can get.
I looked at the horse salt blocks. It didn’t work out any cheaper than ordering a 20kg sack of crushed stuff.
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