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Pouting details - Trisopterus luscus Also commonly referred to as pouting, bib or pout whiting, these deep-bodied members of the cod family are only of interest to anglers as a bait fish, because they are poor to eat. From a boat they make great bait for Conger, so when pouting are about the conger are out. Pout average around 30 cm long, with very large eyes for their size. The Welsh rod-caught record pout, caught off Swansea in 1987, weighed 4 lb 1 oz (approx. 1.8 kg).
Trisopterus luscus - Pout Worm baits fished near the bottom in fairly shallow water will usually provide plenty of small pout as bait for a day's fishing. |
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