Can anybody help !, I have started a winter league on a small pool around Much Wenlock Shropshire, as you would expect the going is really hard at the
moment, needing around 10-15lb to win and around 8lb for a section win.
The only problem being is there a two blokes fishing and both have done very well in the last 3 matches, they are feeding punched bread and fishing a larger
peice on the hook, they have both come 1st and 2nd cosecutivley from different pegs each time.
Liquidised bread is banned and one of them said it took them both ages to find a multi punch off the internet, seemingly this tool enables you to punch loads
of bread in one go so a decsent amount can be done for feed, each punched peice is around 4mm.
I have searched high and low and cannot find anything at all and with only another 9 matches to go if i cant compete somehow ill go mad, oh ! and loose any
winnings.
Bread punch feed
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Posts: 246 (15/12/07 16:42) |
River angler's go with the flow.
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Posts: 187 (15/12/07 17:03) |
Can you not push sliced bread through a groundbait riddle ?
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Posts: 260 (15/12/07 17:26) |
You could try Lunch Punch which is green in colour by Semo it's spring loaded and has different sizes it's made for luncheon meat!!!!!!!!!!
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Posts: 247 (15/12/07 21:58) |
Tried several punches, and the ground bait riddle, the punches take ages to get around 1 pint of feed which is whats needed, and the riddle has been questioned
to liquidised bread, and they sit and smirk GRRRRRRRRRR.
River angler's go with the flow.
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Posts: 270 (15/12/07 22:12) |
What about Punch Crumb by V.D.E
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Posts: 248 (15/12/07 22:16) |
Banned mate, needs to be like punch for the hook. or small pellets to get away with it.
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Posts: 271 (15/12/07 22:34) |
The only thing i can think of Rb is that you have to make something up !!
Like small tubing of 1/4" by 3" long and some how join them together to cover a slice of bread and punch in one go !!!!!!!! |
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Posts: 190 (15/12/07 23:47) |
Right old thinking cap been on. Take sliced loaf, remove crusts from 6 slices or enough for a pint of feed .Dip each slice in warm water. Place the damp slices
on a flat surface seperatley.Cover in a clean tea towel.Place heavy weights on top and leave overnight. Next morning remove weights and using a sharp knife cut
the slices into 4mm squares or whatever size you fancy.This is how I was told to produce bread for punch hook baits many years ago so the only unknown
territory is cutting the slices but might be worth a try. Why do they ban punch crumb , there is nothing in it.
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Posts: 250 (16/12/07 00:18) |
Rutilus, dont know why they ban it mate theres a lot worse go in, seems like the only way is to do as you say or as sid before think of making something up,
trouble i have found with most of my ideas is getting the punch out of whatever i use.
There has got to be something out there.
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Posts: 274 (16/12/07 00:47) |
The shorter the tube the better Rb, if it's only for feed it wouldn't matter what you use to push it out with !!!
The easy way to do what you said Rutilus would be place slice of bread in micro wave 10 sec then roll with rolling pin and then cut with knife does the same thing!!!!!!!! |
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Posts: 53 (16/12/07 01:55) |
Just an idea, I have not done this myself. I would try the microwave & rolling pin method followed up with those worm chopping scissors.
I'd also do it on a miserable day, cut up at least 10 loaves and then freeze them in match batches. It seems like a lot of bother to me. There are some very bizarre rules about. Dave |
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