Luncheon Meat

[Mario]

you must it catches loads of fish big carp barbel and tench every year to me and loads of other anglers

[St.John]

I know! I just never get along with it! Trust me, I've caught on it, just not well.

[J.T]

Try this stuff Sin, it's great. :thumb:

http://www.lakestackle.co.uk/baittech-n ... -meat-corn

[PondPikey]

One my favourite baits of all time, along with Sweetcorn.

The gently frying technique has served me well, lots of chub and carp. As for size of bait used this varies, if I can see and spot the fish Ill use a smaller bit with a marker on the line, if im casting into holes and underhangs a fair sized cube.

[Snape]

Lightly fried with curry powder for me!

[J.T]

I like that idea Snape, will give it a go with normal luncheon meat I think, cheers.

[Snape]

Can you still get the special stinky garlic spam and black pepper spam?
They were great.

[Davyr]

Can you still get the special stinky garlic spam and black pepper spam?
They were great.

Only on eBay!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SPAMALOT-LIMI ... 973wt_1396

[Santiago]

Tesco's are currently selling a limited edition of Garlic Spam at £1 a tin as a special offer (not special stinky stuff) but I'm sure at that price it will be OK.

[Davyr]

one stick for hookbait will last months if left in the cellophane sleeve.

I find I have to put my unused Pepperami in the freezer, otherwise it quickly goes a bit furry. Maybe that's what they mean by the slogan "It's a bit of an animal"? :hahaha:

I certainly agree that the original green label variety is best for bait - I've never had a single fish on the Chili, Firestick, or BBQ varieties!