Bit late Brian……ALREADY USING IT…lol.And before any one says anything i am not fishing Bread at Willy…..But it might just look like it.~shh ~shh ~shh ~shh

Brian as far as I know its only floating bread what’s banned at Willy. Do you remember when I picked up on a couple of matches using liqqy with fishmeal cupped in loose. And when the lakes went clear, by adding a little molesoil still did okay. “taken from my canal day’s lol” have thought about doing it again. Not cupped in, the lakes I think are to deep for that now. Thought about popped up though, I think that will work. Liggy in a small bait dropper might be a option done that in the past.. I need to watch tight lines now. To see what you was on about lol…

As far as I am aware bread is banned at Willinghurst still.

Dave I didn’t know that, I thought it was just floating baits. Okay Brian I agree bread does no harm fished in that way. I have fed two loaves of liggy on a canal and stopped catching when I ran out. Can’t see on lakes stuffed with carp, chub skimmers and some roach would be a bad thing. Dave I had a bag of the the stuff the other day. I did not use it though “glad I didn’t lol” Can’t be worse than a load of catmeat going in. Or 20 tins of corn being chucked in after a match.. plus everything else. TAKE IT HOME…

Ban nothing that dosent harm the fish,or interfear with the anglers on the pegs either side of you. ~think ~think

Delbert – there was a great big notice board on the front of the cabin with the rules on and in letters about three foot high it said NO BREAD.

The reason for the original ban was that some pleasure anglers were fishing floating bread and feeding 20 loaves.

Right or wrong….Bread is banned at Willinghurst.And i have never used it since the ban.But something that is the colour of Bread is not…..I rest my case….lol.

Have used punched bread (not in a match) recently on a hair rig in Old Lake, does work well and it did get the Chub feeding ~think

The anglers in question did it for at least 4 weeks in a row and other anglers started to copy.

If you allow bread for the hook and liquidized bread for feed. I might even fish a few of your matches on Willinghurst. From the little i know of the venue. It screams bread and massive match weights.

toasted with a slice of cheese & dice onion
and some ham is OK for me lol~think

@Pikey wrote:

Delbert – there was a great big notice board on the front of the cabin with the rules on and in letters about three foot high it said NO BREAD.

The reason for the original ban was that some pleasure anglers were fishing floating bread and feeding 20 loaves.

OH that sign lol.

Maybe after all these posts on the subject. A chat to Paul or whoever is in charge now, is called for. Even if its just allowed in the winter. I know them skimmers in John’s would probably like a bit of liggy to…

@proper tidal boy wrote:

thanks trueblue , the venue needs a pick me up bread in the winter could be the key

Sorry to stick my oar in and i may be swearing BUT is Bloodworm and Joker allowed??

Yes Chris It is!! A weird venue eh..

IMO you can`t get a better bait for skimmers in the winter.

Bring back the biscuit,hookers only.Best Willy bait bar none.

Malcolm – Unfortunately in my opinion you can never have a bait as “Hookbait Only” as some match anglers will cheat by finding a way to feed it.

Bread allowed between the months of X and Y

A solution?

as soon as the bookie starts to come good someone wants to change the goalposts~naughty ~naughty ~naughty

“Come Good” ??….The Bookie come good ??

The only person who believes that the Bookie has “come good” is the bloody Bookie.

Herbie, don’t believe ANY of the crap that he posts on here….he’s RUBBISH….always has been….always will be !!.

Whether he’s using white pellets, green pellets or red & white Ars**al coloured ones it won’t make a blind bit of difference.

~naughty ~naughty ~naughty harsh ross harsh ~naughty ~naughty ~naughty

Dont worry Herbie Ross knows i am a crap angler,just as much as you do.The difference is we know we aint the best but just love the craic and try our utmost to do the best we can at a sport we love.
I dont think i have ever considered myself other than an also ran in any match i have fished.Some times i have even won matches with England World Champions sitting on the next peg.But one thing i have never done is call a fellow angler rubbish.And if i can help anyone in any way to catch fish i will always try and help and advise them….be it World Champions or youngsters having their first angling experience.

totally agree with comment mick..about being or calling other anglers rubbish..as things like that have a nasty way of coming round and biting you on the arse.But to be fair with willinghurst its all about the draw, a good draw makes a poor angler look good,i give you a couple of examples…ross and pikey…say no more eh ??

Some where along the line you two have obviously had a disagreement over something. Time to bury the hatchet I think!! but not in each other’s head ~naughty Smile and imbrace the sport we love, regardless of what level of experiance or how good you or other people think you are. Fishing is for everyone to enjoy! Mick you carry on enjoying the craic… See you all Sunday bring your thermals BBBrrrrr..

Mick,We all know how good you are mate,especially at entertaining us.I’m shure Ross ment no malice,at least i hope he didn’t.If it was ment in anything other than jest Delbert,Mick knows where to bury the hatchet.

The “King Moff” on holls.~shh