Save money, How to make your own BaitLoader

[@lyddonmike]

Fantastic, been coarse fishing for decades and just getting more into my sea fishing and loving all these little hints and tips. I shall be making some of these for my next trip :)

[@TheFishingAddicts]

inspectorweasel If you check out the other videos you will see how I use the bait loaders with various baits when targeting different species of fish

[@richardjones2811]

Bloody hell they're Booms, I've been using them as rod rests for Gnomes.

[@Andyware72]

hi just found your channel after watching beach fishing on youtube for years lol. i fish hayling and langstone all the time your video on the hounds was a1. i'm off to make me a baitloader.

[@TheFishingAddicts]

Thanks Andy. The Smoothound sesh was a really good night, I just wish I had made the effort to get some fresh crab instead of going with the old freezer burnt stuff I already had lol. I was really happy for Geoff though, he fished well and ended up with a new PB which was great to get on camera. Let me know how you get on with the bait loader, my only bit of advice would be to make a couple of spares just incase you lose one hahaha 😉 Don't forget to check out our facebook page too, www.Facebook.com/TheFishingAddict

[@Andyware72]

+Showmethefishy Hi i collect hard back crabs from langstone and use them for the hounds. just as good as the peeler crabs. i got the idea from Totally Awesome Fishing youtube channel.

[@TheFishingAddicts]

Hard backs are a very good bait for the hounds I usually put a crab net out on eastern Road jetty, get a bucket load within half an hour. Chuck all the big ones back and your left with prime hound bait 😉

[@ct026]

+Andy Ware I got the same tip from the same place. Trying it out tonight in Swansea.

[@Andyware72]

GOOD LUCK!.

[@CharisWilliams]

I love your videos, keep up the amazing work! I make similar vlogs too :)

[@TheFishingAddicts]

+Charis Williams just seen this msg Charis. Thank you for the feedback 😁

[@Noname-qk9or]

Do you have to use French booms? Because the metal of the French boom looks very weak and too thin.

[@TheFishingAddicts]

the wire on the booms I used was on the thin side but you can buy them with a thicker gauge wire too. Having said that, you don't really need it. I have been using the same ones since I made this video 😉

[@Noname-qk9or]

Oh right. Sounds good!

[@davidstorton910]

I scrounged an old bike spoke from the guy who repairs my bike

[@kaiihhenson2763]

David Storton I also use a bike spoke as a baiting needle when popping up pike baits