A nice bait to use so that nothing goes to waste,

[mikesfb]

A nice bait to use so that nothing goes to waste, pull the head out with some inards attatched.

 

[Tsa]

Nice Mike!

What have your/anyone else's successes been on this bait?

 

[mikesfb]

only a small sandie hey, tied ti second last day of my trip, just thought it looked lekker so i took a pic.

 

[Tsa]

Cool, agreed on it looking good, thats why I would like to know if any of the other guys maybe have also had success on it.

 

[Dorado75]

Tsa wrote:

Nice Mike!

What have your/anyone else's successes been on this bait?

Caught plenty of kob on chokka heads, never throw them away!!

 

[Cheetha FS]

Also got a sand shark on it in December. Nice to put a float in it aswell.

 

[mikesfb]

Couldnt find a way to get a float into this one hey cheetah, hook was threaded through the back of the head and out between the eyes, and the guts that were attatched were just tied to the wire.

 

[Dean Slater]

that looks lethal for sandies/ skates.

 

[Fillet and Release]

agree with Darado caught nice cob on chokka heads

 

[kirk]

agree chokka heads = cob 

 

[Doogle]

kirk wrote:

agree chokka heads = cob 

And Shad. Fishing at Vic Bay last night and had someone catch a nice shad on Chokka head

 

[TOE 007]

a fresh Chokka koppie , no fish will pass the offering !

early Dec , i hooked a gaint Thresher in Falsebay on one of them !

 

[Magtellus]

A have seen a 70kg bronzie taken on chokka head

 

[RichardG]

And all I ever caught was a spinner shark on this bait

 

[boepens]

Pilchard belly with half squid head really mooi bait , caught cobbie diamonds blue ray sandys and 1 steamer on heads

 

[Bongi]

Caught a lekker geelbek from the rocks at Fransbaai using a chokka head, strip of pillie and a strip of chokka  ---(the strips of pillie and chokka tied around a small strip of foam just above the hook which had the chokka head on).

All were left overs and it was really my last throw ..........what a lekker surprise!

 Which of those 3 caught the attention of the bek, I don't know, but I figured the movement of the legs attached to the chokka head might be attractive to a hungry fish!!