In reply to Post #15
I know mate,just hope they don't start getting higher as popularity increases
I know mate,just hope they don't start getting higher as popularity increases
Just switched back over to them a few weeks ago and been doing well with them
In reply to Post #17
I know you shouldn't rate pop ups on how they smell to us, but I do like the zesty orange undertone to them.
I know you shouldn't rate pop ups on how they smell to us, but I do like the zesty orange undertone to them.
In reply to Post #19
I dont use them either,if it does not cost at least £12 a kg then it won't catch fish
I dont use them either,if it does not cost at least £12 a kg then it won't catch fish
I've got most of their flouro range and im really pleased with all of them, with regards to buoyancy I recently used 2 22mm hard hookers tipped with a 15mm fruitylicious popup to combat bream in France and it held the bottom Baits up right for over 12 hours and the whole lot was soaked in beta stim for a couple of hours before use plus the popups had been boosted with a bottle of the intense booster, so I think it's fair to say they're buoyant enough.
In reply to Post #21
Er yep. I'd say that's fairly conclusive.
Have you found that one particular flavour out catches the others?
Er yep. I'd say that's fairly conclusive.
Have you found that one particular flavour out catches the others?
In reply to Post #1
DNAs website does say that their cork dust pop ups are not the most buoyant so be careful loading with liquids. Saying that, I don't think you need more liquids with these popups, they are made with high flavour levels.
I've not used their fluoro range though, they could be more buoyant.
DNAs website does say that their cork dust pop ups are not the most buoyant so be careful loading with liquids. Saying that, I don't think you need more liquids with these popups, they are made with high flavour levels.
I've not used their fluoro range though, they could be more buoyant.
In reply to Post #23
I've personally never found a cork dust pop up or wafter that stays boyant for very long. Cork dust takes on water far to quickly
I've personally never found a cork dust pop up or wafter that stays boyant for very long. Cork dust takes on water far to quickly
In reply to Post #22
I found it varies from venue to venue, in England I've done best on milky malts and pbs but in lepinet they loved the fruitylicious but to be fair once I'd caught a 52 lb pb on the first night I switched all my rods to them so the others may have worked aswell.
I found it varies from venue to venue, in England I've done best on milky malts and pbs but in lepinet they loved the fruitylicious but to be fair once I'd caught a 52 lb pb on the first night I switched all my rods to them so the others may have worked aswell.
In reply to Post #24
Bang on I use slk but on ronnie's or anything with a large hook I swop and use sticky krill they are brilliant
Bang on I use slk but on ronnie's or anything with a large hook I swop and use sticky krill they are brilliant
In reply to Post #26
Sticky krill for a Ronnie? They'd struggle to hold up a pube let alone a hook 😂
Sticky krill for a Ronnie? They'd struggle to hold up a pube let alone a hook 😂
In reply to Post #27
In reply to Post #27
Never had a problem. Plenty buoyant enough for any sensible pop up or balanced rig. 24 hours, no probs.
Never had a problem. Plenty buoyant enough for any sensible pop up or balanced rig. 24 hours, no probs.
Their Corkballs are spot on too £10 a tub & like marbles 😉
In reply to Post #29
For a Ronnie tho? Yes if you plug it with cork
For a Ronnie tho? Yes if you plug it with cork