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Old 09-05-2006, 09:23 PM
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Has any one tryed the Grange Red. I was happy with the grange a few yrs back, currently using S&N with some success - just interested if any one had tried and if as good as origional
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Old 09-05-2006, 09:46 PM
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Not tried Grange red, but used the 'grange' a few years back on a lake in Brum. Fantastic bait, but also prone to attract Tench , as it's a very soft bait. It kind of baffled me that bait and was very under rated. It had very little smell, was a dull white colour, and everything swimming loved it!! I would highly reccomend it in a water with few nuicence fish, otherwise, be prepared to catch anything with a fins and scales if introduced in any quantity! Fantastic bait though.
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good bait the original

don't be too worried about 'nuisance' fish though...the biggest attraction to any fish is other feeding fish
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