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Burley — spelled berley about as often — is scent and food put in the water to bring fish to you and keep them there. Pellets, pots, buckets, dispensers and mixes.
The principle is a steady trickle rather than a feed. Too much and you have fed the fish before they reach your bait, which is the most common mistake. A slow release from a pot or a dispenser puts scent into the current without filling anything up.
Position it so the trail runs back toward your bait, which means thinking about tide and wind before you drop it. A burley pot on the bottom works for reef and bream; a surface trail suits pelagics and garfish. For bait to go with it, cast nets and crab pots and traps cover collecting your own.
Burley — spelled berley about as often — is scent and food put in the water to bring fish to you and keep them there. Pellets, pots, buckets, dispensers and mixes.
The principle is a steady trickle rather than a feed. Too much and you have fed the fish before they reach your bait, which is the most common mistake. A slow release from a pot or a dispenser puts scent into the current without filling anything up.
Position it so the trail runs back toward your bait, which means thinking about tide and wind before you drop it. A burley pot on the bottom works for reef and bream; a surface trail suits pelagics and garfish. For bait to go with it, cast nets and crab pots and traps cover collecting your own.