Obtain Kina (Sea Eggs) From Supermarket or Sea Food outlet , or gather them by diving yourself. Head to hot Snapper spot , place Kina in onion bag with weights attached then prior to deploying break each egg once across the shell so as not to totally fracture it but enough to allow some content to leak out .
Then place several eggs in a weighted paper bag, again fracturing the shells once , throw this into the area you will be deploying your baits ........this burley will pull boat shy snappa metres out from reef hideaways...other burly works well....but you can't beat natural food stuffs when targeting big snapper......
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