Has anyone ever used mudskipper as bait?
Submitted by Meeuwissen on Thu, 2016-09-29 21:45
I always read the yawuru calender when i am in the coles in broome , i find them very informative
example
Yawuru people live by six seasons. We read the changing signs in the wangal (winds), the wula (rainfall) and temperature, and the plants and animals, and notice how these come together.
The wattle flowers in Barrgana mean that the salmon and catfish are fat. When the wattle seeds, the mullet lay their eggs, and when the seeds open up, the eggs have hatched.
One of them mentioned that mudskipper is good bait but i want to know more about how to rig them up and what type of species you could catch with it.
Any help would be appreciated
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Yewiefish85
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I have used them as bait
I have used them as bait when I was younger, only caught catfish tho, to be honest I'm just too bloody lazy to try and catch the mud skippers in the first place!
luke george
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Last time I was fishing the
Last time I was fishing the creeks in Brooke there were tonnes of them on the flats but not even the birds would touch them. Our guide said they are not much good other than for catties