What is it with Bananas when going fishing?

[cheaterparts]

lol couple of stories i heard.. most logical one was that when the first europeans tried to take 'nanas back west from the indies, the green bananas they had on board ripened quicker than they expected, and sent the rest of the fresh fruit and veg they had on board off.... resulting in a nasty spate of scurvy amongst the crew....

I'm sure the other mob here have heard some other theories.....this one sorta makes sense to me

100% correct!!

X2

in fact you can even try this at home get some under ripened tomatos put some in a bolt with banana and put some in a bowl seperated from a banana

the gasses given off by the nana will ripen the fruit close to it quicker than the fruit seperated from it

[nhillboy]

Yep, I love my bananas..I take a nana fishing for nourishment and energy, I take a banana flavoured up and go also. At times I have put little pieces of banana on my hook as bait and gotten bites. Now that has got to take the cake. Yes, if the wife has baked fresh banana cake I will take 2 big pieces along with me also....bananas are classed as brain food and that is the main reason I eat plenty of them :rofl: :rofl: ... :cheers: :gone: :banana:

[rixter]

So that's why monkeys are so smart ! :icon_lolz:

[Brighton Bomber]

Hey guys, I like to thank you all for sharing your comments regarding
Should or should you not take bananas with you when fishing

I am still undecided, :dontknow so I'm think of going fishing on Sunday I'll take one with me,
lets see how we go :banana:


See you at Brighton :victory: :gone: