Tuna Oil

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Hey guys iv seen some people on here talk about marinating their chicken frames in tuna oil before they go out crabbing. I was wondering where to buy the tuna oil from and what are the best brands?

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1. - Catch tuna
2. - Squeeze said tuna really hard
3. - Collect "tuna oil"

Voila!

Na I'm not sure mate, I'd try supermarkets first? Just go a cheapie brand, I doubt there would be much difference between low price/high price.
Or maybe there is and its the key difference to catching 30 crabzillas and catching nothing.
My uncle goes crabbing a bit and he just uses barra/jewie heads, works good for him!
Fishing in the top end isn't just a matter of life or death, it's much much more serious than that.
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head straight to the closest tackle shop mate.
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Think you can get them pre- marinated at betta bait supply in Berrimah.
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BCF have it, I played with a range of baits and marinades, chook with tuna oil included. (I heard of a bloke that injects tuna oil into chicken wings)
I found plain chicken pieces from Leonards to be the best for a number of reasons, the best reason was no tuna oil stink all over the boat, second best reason was there was not a significant difference in catch rates between baits.
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Thanks for all the info guys really appreciate it! Will have to experiment a bit with different baits and marinades and will get back with some results hopefully soon! :D
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hoarse necks from pet food shop is
the best bait for me 12 bucks for 10 pots worth.
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12 bucks for ten pots is not all that great compared to what we were getting at SWA with straight chicken and queenfish frames. Got 15 bucks from 5 pots in two pulls and that was pretty ordinary for our normal efforts. Chicken frames were around $10 for a large box full. Can't go wrong. I have heard best bait is mackerel and tuna for their extra oil in the flesh. Mac tuna would be a killa LoL
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Think he means 12 dollars. By the way, shark is a real good crab bait also. :mrgreen:
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rodney wrote:hoarse necks from pet food shop is
the best bait for me 12 bucks for 10 pots worth.
I am assuming you mean horse?

Bugger me! I'm struggling with that image :fishy: How many necks to a bag? how big is a bag of 10? :bricks:

On a serious note, it is good to see someone has put a horse to good use. :applause: :applause:


I can think of no more noble ending than crab bait. 8)
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