In reply to Post #14
To be fair I have not used the BAF it's meant to be the best and at the price it should be which again begs the question if actually worthy when alternative methods are cheaper and you can have an identical matching pop up to your freebies.
To be fair I have not used the BAF it's meant to be the best and at the price it should be which again begs the question if actually worthy when alternative methods are cheaper and you can have an identical matching pop up to your freebies.
In reply to Post #15
No cork balls needed with the BAF popup mix.
I use about 55g of mix with one egg plus flavour, which makes over 100 baits. One big advantage is that you can make different size baits, guaranteeing you'll be able to find one with the required level of bouyancy.
No cork balls needed with the BAF popup mix.
I use about 55g of mix with one egg plus flavour, which makes over 100 baits. One big advantage is that you can make different size baits, guaranteeing you'll be able to find one with the required level of bouyancy.
In reply to Post #16
That depends on the water. I wouldn't fancy my chances of having much bait left on a cork ball on some of my waters. One is full of crayfish. The other has huge numbers of diving birds. I love cork balls but there is definitely a place for a hard airball.
That depends on the water. I wouldn't fancy my chances of having much bait left on a cork ball on some of my waters. One is full of crayfish. The other has huge numbers of diving birds. I love cork balls but there is definitely a place for a hard airball.
In reply to Post #15
It's easily bouyant enough. I've been adding a fair amount of additional powders to mine and they still stay popped up for 24 hours with no issues.
It's easily bouyant enough. I've been adding a fair amount of additional powders to mine and they still stay popped up for 24 hours with no issues.