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I think you’re right. I’ve noticed fish will feed more readily on what they’re expecting to find naturally and of course that varies from area to area.
For example, I keep persisting with razor because I think on the right night it might be a good bass bait (they do occur on some local beaches) but I’m yet to get a bite on it.
Bluey however, the bass love it: I think I’ve had about 80% of my bass on big half bluey baits since I began using it.

But yes, take the early hound run out of the equation and there’s less than a handful of situations where I’d feel that I needed crab for a successful trip.

[QUOTE="Mr Fish, post: 51065, member: 368"] I think you’re right. I’ve noticed fish will feed more readily on what they’re expecting to find naturally and of course that varies from area to area. For example, I keep persisting with razor because I think on the right night it might be a good bass bait (they do occur on some local beaches) but I’m yet to get a bite on it. Bluey however, the bass love it: I think I’ve had about 80% of my bass on big half bluey baits since I began using it. But yes, take the early hound run out of the equation and there’s less than a handful of situations where I’d feel that I needed crab for a successful trip. [/QUOTE]

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