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groundbait

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groundbait [ˈgraʊndˌbeɪt] Angling
n
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Angling) bait, such as scraps of bread, maggots, etc., thrown into an area of water to attract fish See chum2
vb
(Individual Sports & Recreations / Angling) (tr) to prepare (an area of water) with groundbait
Translations
groundbait [ˈgraʊndˌbeɪt] Ncebo m de fondo
groundbait [ˈgraʊndbeɪt] namorce f
ground beef n (US)bœuf m haché


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A groundbait feeder teamed with maggots on the hook was the winning approach for Dave Couzens when he took part in the Merthyr Tydfil AA match at Cyfartha Park Lake.
Malcy Brown fished peg 33 in the woods because he saw a bream roll, kicking off with a 30gr feeder and a 3ft tail with double red maggot hook bait, feeding groundbait and mainly caster at 60 yards.
The fisherman's ashes were mixed with groundbait and flung into his favourite watering hole, according to a national newspaper.
 
 
 
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