What keeps doing this?

[Marc Bridger]

Any ideas? Im intrigued!

Has happened twice now.....a very neat bite size chunk out of the cube of meat!

 

[Clive Shipman]

Eel !!!

 

[Will Smith]

Another eel vote here. Which Fox rod is that?

 

[Alex Gowney]

Defintely an eel

 

[David Hall]

pike...lol

 

[Steve Cole]

Absolutely, without a doubt EELS.

They have been very active on the lower severn/WA sections this season IMO. Had a few this year 'hang on' to a boilie right into the margins then dropping off .

 

[Paul Matthews]

Crays ?

 

[John Cook]

Could be a turtle

 

[David Gauntlett]

Surely can't be eels...there apparently are not enough of them to go round

John...mutant ninja turtles perhaps

Cheers, Dave.

 

[David Hall]

Another eel vote here. Which Fox rod is that?

looks like a duo barbel.

 

[Hurgen Akindji]

a pikey!

 

[John Cook]

David yes thats what it looks like to me

 

[David Hall]

a pikey!

nar, they would nick the whole lump and run, come back and try and sell it to you...

 

[Rhys Perry]

Catfish

 

[Jeremy Evans]

Eels, i've had quite a few this season with baits getting whittled down on a regular basis.

 

[Mike Hodgkiss]

Burbot , deffo Not really , my money is on a snacking eel .

 

[Robin Bowes]

I reckon it was Mike, lurking in the bushes behind you, and having a crafty bite as you cast!

 

[David Hall]

is it garlic meat....lol

 

[Marc Bridger]

Looks like its those bloomin' eels then! Must admit, my first thought was crayfish!

No prize for guessing i'm afraid, but yes....its a duo barbel lite.

 

[Will Smith]

Great rods those. The perfect eel rod in fact .