How to Fish for Wrasse?
Wrasse Can Be Caught Using a Wide Range of Bait, the Best Being Sandeels and Small Pieces of Fresh Fish Such as Herring, Mackerel, Pilchard and Squid...
Wrasse can be caught using a wide range of bait, the best being sandeels and small pieces of fresh fish such as herring, mackerel, pilchard and squid. Ragworms, lugworms, small shellfish, prawns, peeler crabs and soft-backed crabs can also all be used to catch wrasse.
How do you lure fish for wrasse?
Lure fishing for wrasse is very effective and very addictive. The aggressive takes and immense power can make for an exhilarating fight, especially in shallow water on light gear. It is easy too, just work the lure close to, or on the bottom around rocks and weed and wait for a wrasse to smash and grab!
Is wrasse a good eating fish?
Handling: Handle with care as wrasse can bite and they have sharp dorsal spines that can easily be damaged. Cooking: The flesh of this fish is white and reasonable eating, providing moisture is not lost during the cooking process.