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Yes mate I always take it off, the bait always lasts the 15-20 mins its out for

Hi Nick, thanks for your kind comments, I only take a max of 8 people on my trips, it gives everyone a better experience with having more space and also means I can get around everyone needing assistance. Uptiding is £60 Inshore wreck and ground is £70 Offshore wreck and ground is £80 12hr Offshore is £100 Prices are based on anglers having their own tackle. My number is 07977 436903 best regards Rich

Its lashed on to the hook with elasticated cotton, I baited up with it in my Uptiding for cod video. It always lasts 15-20 mins, which is all I leave each cast out for before refreshing my bait. I'll be covering it further later in the season when we turn back to Uptiding and winter shore fishing for Cod. Others salt it to make it like putty, or wrap it in finger bandages. Its all down to personal choice.

I like to wrap half a opened up squid on one side and maybe some blacks well wrapped with bait elastic on the other, this increases scent trail and slows washout.

Thank you for your kind comments, if you need any specific info, drop me a line mate, cheers Rich

@@Fish.Bros. cheers mate

Definitely! that's a really valid point I didn't cover, thank you!

You're entitled to your opinion, but we've been using cart in our region for over 30 years, so its hardly a latest craze. The crabs used would of been landed for food or whelk bait. The crab that are landed aren't specifically for bait, you cant blame the crab fishermen for wanting make a livlihood, your issues should be raised to the government and the people that make the rules, if you feel so triggered by it.

@@Fish.Bros. yes the Yorkshire lads started using in the 80s it was banned up here in comps . But it is the latest craze on UA-cam

I remember us not being able to use it in the amble open. That ruling has been lifted now. We still fish it every year. I actually put this viceo together before lock down. The price of wings is crazy now, it might help a few folk save a few quid making their own.

What do you think eats crab eggs? Cod. With the general destruction of predatory fish stocks, crabs and lobsters are a very healthy population. Squid and other molluscs even more common these days, so use those as great baits if you're concerned about crabs

There is no more increase in crab being caught, the people producing cart buy the crab from the suppliers or boats who would be selling to stores or restaurants.

You can buy crab wings already prepared, which tbh is loads easier if you arent using many. A box of crabs will set you back £40-£80 and you can usually expect around 100 wings per box.

Depending on market prices £40-£80 a box, and you should get around 100 baits per box

You do get some early starters but autumn time is best September/October/November If you're in touch with a Crab Fisherman, they will usually keep you updated on availability & condition of crabs.

Cheers mate, appreciate the feedback!

Good video, would be good to see how you hook them up!

Hi Joe, I covered that in my last video on Late Season Uptiding For Cod mate, as we get back towards autumn and winter again I'll be doing videos for shore cod rigs and baiting up too. thanks for your feedback its much appreciated and gives me an idea of where I can steer my videos to help everyone out. tight lines Rich

Awesome, thank you!

Thanks for your positive comments, all the best, Rich