Boilie would be ABS tuna/NBA with added GLM though I don't believe the original tuna attractor is used these days, pop up either matching cork ball (home made) or yellow custom PJPU squid/pineapple/NBA. All served me well over the years breaking PB's both home and abroad.
Michael
Michael
In reply to Post #16
Ive used the same bait for the last 16 yrs, both freebies and hookbaits. Lost count of the amount of fish i've caught on them and i wont change the bait.
why do i use it?
I know EXACTLY what's in it, the amounts, the traceability of ingredients.
I've caught that many fish on it in the past 16 yrs, from small to silly large and everything in between, its consistent, its works, full confidence and its always the same.
Ive used the same bait for the last 16 yrs, both freebies and hookbaits. Lost count of the amount of fish i've caught on them and i wont change the bait.
why do i use it?
I know EXACTLY what's in it, the amounts, the traceability of ingredients.
I've caught that many fish on it in the past 16 yrs, from small to silly large and everything in between, its consistent, its works, full confidence and its always the same.
Boilies wise I use either sticky krill or a dna s7/slk mix for hookbaits either sticky krill wafters or northern specials wafter/ pop up 12mm or sticky signature 12mm wafters. I don't take all of them I just take the krill and what ever I fancy for that session.
I used to carry loads of different pots for a session now I take 4 pots krill wafters, a yellow pot, a white pot and a pink pot all of them being northern specials, I mix the wafters and pop ups into one pot of the same colour so I don't have to take stupid amount with me
I have complete confidence in these baits and prefer to fish wafters over pop ups just seems to get me more results and to me seems like it would be treated with less suspicion, I do use pop ups though when it is required weed, deep silt etc
I used to carry loads of different pots for a session now I take 4 pots krill wafters, a yellow pot, a white pot and a pink pot all of them being northern specials, I mix the wafters and pop ups into one pot of the same colour so I don't have to take stupid amount with me
I have complete confidence in these baits and prefer to fish wafters over pop ups just seems to get me more results and to me seems like it would be treated with less suspicion, I do use pop ups though when it is required weed, deep silt etc
In reply to Post #17
And which bait is it?
And which bait is it?
In reply to Post #19
TnM as freebies - PRB hookbait or same in pop up
TnM as freebies - PRB hookbait or same in pop up
In reply to Post #12
This
This
In reply to Post #17
Is it a secret then?
Is it a secret then?
In reply to Post #8
Who makes atlantic heat? Do you rate sticky boilies?
Who makes atlantic heat? Do you rate sticky boilies?
In reply to Post #22
Noooo...i just forgot that bit
Noooo...i just forgot that bit
In reply to Post #18
Forgive me for asking, but what is a wafter? Sounds tasty. Is it a different shaped pop up?
Forgive me for asking, but what is a wafter? Sounds tasty. Is it a different shaped pop up?
In reply to Post #16
Ever used CC moore tuna boilies?
Ever used CC moore tuna boilies?
In reply to Post #25
A wafter is a boilie
A wafter is a boilie
In reply to Post #27
What differentiates a wafter from a boilie or are they exactly the same?
What differentiates a wafter from a boilie or are they exactly the same?
In reply to Post #2
What size wafter?
What size wafter?
In reply to Post #23
Baitworks, and yes sticky are good. Their krill pop ups or wafters are v.good.
Baitworks, and yes sticky are good. Their krill pop ups or wafters are v.good.