What's your favourite pellet I've found that halibut is a very good for carp tench and rivers

In reply to Post #1
Sticky bloodworm pellets if on the bottom, Nash riser pellet if on the top

In reply to Post #2
Thank you for your reply i haven't done any good with bloodworm pellets I've found the halibut pellet seems to me to pulls more fish in for me I've tried other pellets to and boilies but halibut pellet seems to me the fish love them more

In reply to Post #3
It looks like everyone uses boillies.only i like to say give the good old pellets a Go you still have some great fishing

In reply to Post #1
Halibuts, snails love em

In reply to Post #1
Alla Aqua best pellet, sourced from S & W feeds (bulk pellet)

In reply to Post #1
Aller aqua as mentioned best pellets i have used.

The rep krill is incredible for carp and barbel

In reply to Post #5
I've tried this pellet but my best results have been with hilburt i think everyone has their favourite pellet

In reply to Post #7
Yes krill is a good pellet but out of the two i favour hilburt I've had more fish on them then any other i don't no why I think it's the smell

In reply to Post #5
It's nice to know that someone else catches and likes them to

In reply to Post #10
Royal horizon ex optima were mega......these days its green Betaine in summer and skretting carp/coarse in winter for me

In reply to Post #1
Bog standard trouties!

In reply to Post #12
I agree, Skretting Elite trouties from Fishing Bait World (free postage) get my vote

In reply to Post #13
Exactly what I use

In reply to Post #11
Are you talking about Royal Optima the stuff Titmuss in Wheathampstead used to sell?
What's the equivalent nowadays?

In reply to Post #15
Used to be called ex optima, oily as fook with oil left in the bag after use. They are now royal horizon 2/4/6mm I think..............nothing like they used to be I'm afraid! I now oil my own for summer use to compensate.

In reply to Post #16
If the Horizon is not the same then I'd treat them like any other pellets, because they are not the same either!

In reply to Post #7
I keep meaning to pick a bag of there rep krill pellet up, you rate it highly I take it ?

In reply to Post #18
I rate the hilburt pellet to be one of the best out there it's a all round pellet

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Pellet or particle for pre-baiting? No nuisance fish present

In reply to Post #21
Yes your right i use small hilburt pellet and a size 21mm on the rivers and on the lakes i use a 14 or a 21 for a slow break down

In reply to Post #18
Using it in solid bags this year and results have been incredible,a little bit more money but smell it and you can see how much protein and oil it has in it.

Aller Aqua Top in the winter and Primo in the warmer months

In reply to Post #24
Yes i agree with you but in the winter i put some hilburt oils on the pellet and the loose feed i don't feed to much loose feed only a few as i don't want to over feed them i want them to find my bait

In reply to Post #1
DNA Crayfish mini mix.

In reply to Post #26
Yes they are a good mix but i would still Go with the halibut pellets i just get on so well with them and get more results with them and more bits to

In reply to Post #27
It would be nice to get back on a lake to fish for the carp again as i don't drive it's hard to find some were that i can get to by public transport i can only fish the Broads I've had some nice bream and tench out of there it's not known for the carp i could be wrong