Fish them alive under a float close into the rocks for bass:thumbs:

 

how big does it have to be for bass

 

how big does it have to be for bass

Bout 5inches,but would be worth trying bigger or smaller.:fishing1:

 

Bout 5inches,but would be worth trying bigger or smaller.:fishing1:

What size of hook would you recomend you use?

 

Use them on a running ledger and with small ball lead, 5 ft of Flurocarbon, to a circle hook, nicked just behind the dorsal, off a pier like this can be very productive, or cfish said, under a float off the rocks, but i'd go up to a 4oz weighted float as blennies are strong swimmers and will pull the others under.

 

aww poor blennies, i've often considered it but never have the heart when they look at me with that cute but gormless face.

 

aww poor blennies, i've often considered it but never have the heart when they look at me with that cute but gormless face.

i think i caught one off southend pier a couple of weeks ago,do they look like a goby with a little spike on their back that flicks forward.pretty little thing it was,dont think i could bring my self to using one as live bait,unless they are a killer bass bait ?

 

found that they work better once they have been frozen.

 

i think i caught one off southend pier a couple of weeks ago,do they look like a goby with a little spike on their back that flicks forward.pretty little thing it was,dont think i could bring my self to using one as live bait,unless they are a killer bass bait ?

A spine that flicks forward! Carefull could have been a weaver!

 

good bait use as live bait with a small hook to keep it alive you'll have good results