Who fishes peperami in the winter months and how ?
In reply to Post #1
Ive done and worked well for me, standard Rig with wafter size utted and i used the black one hot spicy i think it is. Carp loves them
Ive done and worked well for me, standard Rig with wafter size utted and i used the black one hot spicy i think it is. Carp loves them
Yes, I like the red one, flavour lasts all night, fish over a small mesh bag of low oil pellet.
In reply to Post #3
Hard thing is is not to bloody eat the pepperami.
Hard thing is is not to bloody eat the pepperami.
Caught my first 20 on a pepperami and sweetcorn combo, nice and oily 👌
In reply to Post #1
If they started making the cheesy one again I'd never use anything else
If they started making the cheesy one again I'd never use anything else
In reply to Post #4
Agreed!
Standard hair rig a chunk about 1 cm long. A few freebies of the same size in a pva bag full of maggots will get your winter carp interested late afternoon in the margins and shallow water
Agreed!
Standard hair rig a chunk about 1 cm long. A few freebies of the same size in a pva bag full of maggots will get your winter carp interested late afternoon in the margins and shallow water
In reply to Post #7
Every time i use to use the pepperami i knew id scoff some myself..
Calcuating the price after session better off buying kilo,s of boilies
But yeah good round bait with scatter of freebies if you got some laying about in the cuboards hi
Every time i use to use the pepperami i knew id scoff some myself..
Calcuating the price after session better off buying kilo,s of boilies
But yeah good round bait with scatter of freebies if you got some laying about in the cuboards hi
In reply to Post #1
Good for Barbel too - had many doubles on it.
Good for Barbel too - had many doubles on it.
In reply to Post #9
Absolutely
A bit more resilient in the faster flowing rivers than your average pellet maybe?
Absolutely
A bit more resilient in the faster flowing rivers than your average pellet maybe?
As said before ive used it on the hair and then small chopped up bits in a mesh bag with pellets. Only used it once and never caught on it. 
In reply to Post #11
Had loads of carp in the 90's on it and plenty of cats on it over the past few yrs. I'll be using it when i start carping in Feb.
Had loads of carp in the 90's on it and plenty of cats on it over the past few yrs. I'll be using it when i start carping in Feb.
Just remember does become buoyant after a night in the pond
In reply to Post #13
Same happened with my ex. ...
Had to put a few more bricks in the sack.
Same happened with my ex. ...
Had to put a few more bricks in the sack.
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In reply to Post #2
Peperami with white pop up cut in half on top sits absolutely perfect
Peperami with white pop up cut in half on top sits absolutely perfect
In reply to Post #16
It is not a bait I have played with but it is often said it becomes more bouyant over time and the argument I've seen used is that the oil leaks out to be replaced by water. Given water is heavier than oil that can't be true can it.
It is not a bait I have played with but it is often said it becomes more bouyant over time and the argument I've seen used is that the oil leaks out to be replaced by water. Given water is heavier than oil that can't be true can it.
In reply to Post #17
It is true I've seen it 😫
It is true I've seen it 😫
In reply to Post #6
That was an incredible bait, I caught loads on it!
That was an incredible bait, I caught loads on it!
In reply to Post #1
caught on it loads of times in the winter when all else failed.Had my best ever winter session on it on a tricky reservoir in feb using a inch long piece topped with foam on to stand it up.It was the black superhot one which i found even better than the red .
caught on it loads of times in the winter when all else failed.Had my best ever winter session on it on a tricky reservoir in feb using a inch long piece topped with foam on to stand it up.It was the black superhot one which i found even better than the red .
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