Tommie and gar berley mix

[spoolin 2]

Hello every oneWhat's the best berley mix for tommies and garCheersShane

[brenton 637]

I use some tuna oil based nuts that won't break up too quickly mixed in with a couple of crushed pillies,some white bread and a splash of tuna oil,i then reduce the flow when the fish show up, if they become reluctant to bite i up the amount of crushed pillie. cheers brenton

[southie THE BANGA 2,304]

chicken pellets and tuna oil...

[lusty21 0]

handfull of crushed pillies in a berley pot with a old sponge soaked in tuna. so the gar and tommies show up but dont fill themselves up on your berley... well thats the idea anyway .

[Ranger 48]

For Gar I use the cereal based packet berley, with a liberal splash of fish oil in a floating berley cage.This stuff disperses quickly to attract them from a wide area, and the oil leaves a slick on the surface.I use the same stuff in a berley float too.For other species which aren't attracted by cereals (slimeys, salmon trout, bronzies, etc) I prefer to cube or munch up pilchards.

[Timbo45 0]

Bran and pollard , white bread torn into small pieces, mix together with warm water tomake a nice stoggy mix and then add some tune oil. I only use small amounts , just enoughto get the fish interested, dont over feed them ! You get bran and pollard from stock feedsuppliers.Tim...

[southie THE BANGA 2,304]

or wollies as well :)way cheaper

[Timbo45 0]

G'day Southie,Can you get bran and pollard at Woolies ?Tim...

[southie THE BANGA 2,304]

u can get natural bran and processed bran in the cereal aisle at woolies and same with the pollard to from memory mind u the pollard was an discontinued item back when i was a manager.... a few years ago... def get the bran though.

[the tommy king 0]

my berley is almost the same as tims. just with the secret ingredient..haha

[spoolin 2]

Dose the use of garlic, curry powder, anisead (spelling) make much diffrence?

[the tommy king 0]

i dont think it does but i havnt really used that stuff much.

[jagger 24]

Alway just used chicken pellets and tuna oil. My old man went and picked up a 25kg bag of chicken pellets the other day for $30.... will probably last a couple of years !! Combine that with tuna oild and it doesn't have to cost much or be too difficult... never failed either !!Grab a 1 lt or 2 lt cordial or juic bottle, tie a rope to the handle, punch a few holes in it with a screw drive and your in buisness. Doesn't get much easier.

[hoopsy 697]

anything works mate the key is too back it off once u got a school in ur trail