In reply to Post #1
Pop ups, drill out and insert plug of boilie, or a slice of bottom between 2 halves of pop up, counterweight them.
Until a few years ago I'd never used wafters, I'd always used a mix of pop/bot until I got what I wanted. Eventually I decided the fish didn't really care so it was always a butterflied 1/2&1/2 pop & bot, but I do have wafters now, probably won't buy them again.
Pop ups, drill out and insert plug of boilie, or a slice of bottom between 2 halves of pop up, counterweight them.
Until a few years ago I'd never used wafters, I'd always used a mix of pop/bot until I got what I wanted. Eventually I decided the fish didn't really care so it was always a butterflied 1/2&1/2 pop & bot, but I do have wafters now, probably won't buy them again.
In reply to Post #16
This is how I do it as well
This is how I do it as well
In reply to Post #13
That's really cool roughly how many baits does each section hold and is it air tight or in other words does the smell leak out?
I was just about to buy a load of 35mm cartridges but one or two of these could be ideal.
Oh and to the OP, all about popups, you can counter weight a pop up easier than making a wafter more buoyant
That's really cool roughly how many baits does each section hold and is it air tight or in other words does the smell leak out?
I was just about to buy a load of 35mm cartridges but one or two of these could be ideal.
Oh and to the OP, all about popups, you can counter weight a pop up easier than making a wafter more buoyant
As much as I love a good pop-up, I seem to catch more on the same bait but as a wafter.
In reply to Post #19
Last season my answer would have been pop ups as I was catching well on them. This year it's wafters that have been far more successful for me
Last season my answer would have been pop ups as I was catching well on them. This year it's wafters that have been far more successful for me
In reply to Post #20
Pop ups for one half of the year
Wafters for the other
Sorry it doesn't answer the question 😂
Pop ups for one half of the year
Wafters for the other
Sorry it doesn't answer the question 😂
In reply to Post #1
I use small 50mm screw top pots to keep my hookbaits in, and I'll mix different sizes of the same baits if I have them. So my answer is, I take both but in much smaller pots than the ones they come in.
I use small 50mm screw top pots to keep my hookbaits in, and I'll mix different sizes of the same baits if I have them. So my answer is, I take both but in much smaller pots than the ones they come in.
In reply to Post #7
I use the clear plastic pots you get the mushy peas/curry sauce in from Chippies=perfect size.
I use the clear plastic pots you get the mushy peas/curry sauce in from Chippies=perfect size.