In reply to Post #28
wafter = semi buoyant
Pop up = Fully Buoyant
Bottom bait = sinks
wafter = semi buoyant
Pop up = Fully Buoyant
Bottom bait = sinks
In reply to Post #28
Also some company's call their wafters , bobbers just to confuse us all
Also some company's call their wafters , bobbers just to confuse us all
In reply to Post #1
Easy one for me Trent Baits Freshwater shrimp or Mainline Cell. These 2 been the best by far for me. And bottom baits have outfished pops ups.
Easy one for me Trent Baits Freshwater shrimp or Mainline Cell. These 2 been the best by far for me. And bottom baits have outfished pops ups.
In reply to Post #29
I think the wafters are all one size mate
I think the wafters are all one size mate
In reply to Post #34
why buy a wafter and a pop up in every mix you use... I saw a clever trick carry a bit of thicker soldering wire with you.. push it into a pop up to weight it down a bit job done .. Ive been on sticky krill 3 seasons now with ok success but am adding oxford baits MC nut to my armoury this season.
why buy a wafter and a pop up in every mix you use... I saw a clever trick carry a bit of thicker soldering wire with you.. push it into a pop up to weight it down a bit job done .. Ive been on sticky krill 3 seasons now with ok success but am adding oxford baits MC nut to my armoury this season.
In reply to Post #1
have to be proper jobs S7
have to be proper jobs S7
In reply to Post #35
I wouldn't call sticking bits of toxic material into your hookbait a clever idea....
I wouldn't call sticking bits of toxic material into your hookbait a clever idea....
In reply to Post #1
For me it has been Essential Baits B5 in the shelf life version. Sadly after brexit I can no longer get them. Right now I'm a bit lost as to where to source a bait that I can have the same confidence in.
For me it has been Essential Baits B5 in the shelf life version. Sadly after brexit I can no longer get them. Right now I'm a bit lost as to where to source a bait that I can have the same confidence in.
In reply to Post #1
Ccmoore equinox was the most successful bait that i have ever used but now that they have stopped making it.....
DNA switch and a ccmoore northern special are the best boilie / pop up in terms of reliability at the moment
Ccmoore equinox was the most successful bait that i have ever used but now that they have stopped making it.....
DNA switch and a ccmoore northern special are the best boilie / pop up in terms of reliability at the moment
Ive been using Geoff Bowers Malarky in UK and European waters since it came out, 100% confidence, although I did take advantage of Baitworks recent offer and bought a few kilo of the Royal Marine and the Monster Red, but yet to get out to use it.
In reply to Post #10
How can it be both crap and associated with serious carp fishing at the same time?
How can it be both crap and associated with serious carp fishing at the same time?
In reply to Post #41
Ok if i need to explain it I will, for me twenty years ago was when a 30lb fish was what I classed as serious carp fishing.
Ok if i need to explain it I will, for me twenty years ago was when a 30lb fish was what I classed as serious carp fishing.
In reply to Post #20
Where can I get those from?
Where can I get those from?
In reply to Post #43
Poacher baits
Poacher baits
In reply to Post #44
Cheers buddy
Cheers buddy