Groundbait

[Onewheeler]

An observation: we are currently in France where pumpouts are fairly unknown. When I have a dump, the macerator sends a brown cloud out from the boat. The fish (mostly chub) go mad for it.

 

There must be a business opportunity here. 'Poopybait'? Any better ideas?

[LadyG]

omg

[zenataomm]

3 hours ago, Onewheeler said:

When I have a dump, the macerator sends a brown cloud out from the boat.

Well, errr ... thank you for that.

Not really relevant to your contribution, but I'm logging off now and going for a walk.

[Nightwatch]

16 minutes ago, zenataomm said:

Well, errr ... thank you for that.

Not really relevant to your contribution, but I'm logging off now and going for a walk.

Not a swim then?

[mark99]

The chub is also known as a Loggerhead. You know why now!

[Onewheeler]

On 24/07/2020 at 18:00, mark99 said:

The chub is also known as a Loggerhead. You know why now!

You may be right. The rudd and roach show no interest. Clearly a better class of fish.

[Athy]

10 minutes ago, Onewheeler said:

You may be right. The rudd and roach show no interest. Clearly a better class of fish.

Not bottom feeders, then?

[Stilllearning]

When yachting , moored off St Agnes on the Isles of Scilly, one of the ‘amusements’ was using the sea toilet and seeing the feeding frenzy that went on immediately after. Lovely crystal clear blue water, phosphorescence every night, and no, we didn’t fish where we were anchored.

[mark99]

2 hours ago, Athy said:

Not bottom feeders, then?

Lol.

[Tracy D'arth]

Try watching the pigs in India !!!!??

 

Lovely bacon.?

TD'

[furnessvale]

On 26/07/2020 at 17:12, Stilllearning said:

When yachting , moored off St Agnes on the Isles of Scilly, one of the ‘amusements’ was using the sea toilet and seeing the feeding frenzy that went on immediately after. Lovely crystal clear blue water, phosphorescence every night, and no, we didn’t fish where we were anchored.

Years ago a friend of mine was working on a maintenance barge in Lodon docks when someone on the large freighter alongside used a sea toilet which promptly "deposited" on the barge.  The gang did no more than weld a plate over the offending outlet.

 

We all wondered just how many days/months would elapse before the plumbing backed up to announce a problem!