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What is the best bait for mackerel?

Asked: Carla Foster, Last Updated:

The most common bait used to catch mackerel is mackerel themselves. Mackerel strips are excellent baits. You may also want to see my "Setting up a mackerel for bait" guide in the Beginner's guide section. Other baits used include garfish, scad, sand eels and squid.

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