Micks bait pumps

So know some of you that purchased Micks pumps have had them a while, what are your thoughts ?

I`d still like to see 1 in action and even try it for myself

Hi col re: the bait pumps
me and stick will be going halves on one so your more than welcome to join me on the sand once mick has showed me how to use it.

Baxter wrote:Hi col re: the bait pumps
me and stick will be going halves on one so your more than welcome to join me on the sand once mick has showed me how to use it.

You might be going halves Neal but I know who will be doing all the pumping ( not many blacks in Longfield) Put me down for a third share

Oi i have heard these pumps can be used for the odd enema DAVE

If there is 4 of us, maybe we need 2 pumps between us, im carrying the bucket, but who's carrying me ?

I got one of Micks bait pumps last year.....i still not learned how to use it properly....but with a little practice you can easily pump a few....my first go saw me getting about 20 worms.......by the third/forth outing, me and my mate got over 200 in no time at all.
When ordering from Mick, consider asking him to make you a pump that 'fits you'.......Mick made mine a bit longer than the normal so that i didnt have to bend over as much (bad back). I found that the 'key' to success was the adjustment of the plunger which alters the amount of suction.
Its amazing when you get your first worms......a tiny little cast, throwing up a thick 8/10" worm out on the sand .....brilliant, a real buzz.

Well im sure he will come along and carry the bucket for us haha its not to bad for me living down here though it still takes 25 minutes to the life boat station from my house. They do say you can pump at pirate springs which aint as far from me, not that i have found the place as yet but i dare say i will be able to.

Colin is up for a bit of pumping to that will help ease the work load

Baxter wrote:Well im sure he will come along and carry the bucket for us haha its not to bad for me living down here though it still takes 25 minutes to the life boat station from my house. They do say you can pump at pirate springs which aint as far from me, not that i have found the place as yet but i dare say i will be able to.

Colin is up for a bit of pumping to that will help ease the work load

Pirate Springs from Hythe take the A259 through Dymchurch,St Marys bay carry on look for Briars Rd on right just after on left before Littlestone Golf club is Coast Drive go down there can park at end(room for about 6 cars)Thats Pirate Springs.
Coast drive leads into coast rd which runs along sea well back of golf culb into Littlestone (its narrow and rough)There is also a venue along there that you may hear reports about called the Water Tower if you look towards Littlestone your see a Red water Tower funny enough.Hope this helps if not I'll drag Nick away from his keyboard Friday and show him.

Got to be worth a look, and drown some worms while were at it.

Does that mean you and stick are coming out to play on friday then.

Baxter wrote:Does that mean you and stick are coming out to play on friday then.

Can only answer for myself Yes I want too.

Davesea wrote:

Baxter wrote:Does that mean you and stick are coming out to play on friday then.

Can only answer for myself Yes I want too.

I think me and nick are out tomorrow night with wayne at sandwich bay world sea fishing say golf course end not fishing to bad with all the usual species you get at this time of year, and a few bass apparently dont no whether you can make monday night or not? Its a good tide highwater around midnight.

I have got one of the averly slim bait pumps. I normally go down littlestone or dungy to get my worms however to be honest im crap at it. Anyone got any advice on how to use it properly

do you go straight over the cast or at a angle?

Welcome to the site Ricky, nice to have you board.

I am sure somebody will be a long very soon that can answer your question.