26-06-2003, 01:34 AM
Hi all
Yes tuna oil does make a difference, I discovered how much when I dumped some tuna oil soaked fish guts off Queenscliff pier and bingo within about ten minutes the squid where on the bite while no one else was getting anything and thats happened on several occasions. Prawn essance is supposed to be the best thing to use in berley for squid but I am yet to try it, how ever I have seen people I have fished with use all sorts of oils and fish attractants only to leave with fewer fish than anyone else.
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Yes tuna oil does make a difference, I discovered how much when I dumped some tuna oil soaked fish guts off Queenscliff pier and bingo within about ten minutes the squid where on the bite while no one else was getting anything and thats happened on several occasions. Prawn essance is supposed to be the best thing to use in berley for squid but I am yet to try it, how ever I have seen people I have fished with use all sorts of oils and fish attractants only to leave with fewer fish than anyone else.
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