In reply to Post #58
I'm not a fan of anything cork dust really. they just look wrong.

In reply to Post #60
Yep, the corkball kits are excellent. Very easy to use and the carp seem to agree.

In reply to Post #62
cheers for that - silly question - do they come with instructions?

In reply to Post #63
There's a tutorial by Mark Bryant on you tube

In reply to Post #64
Yep, follow the vid and you won't go far wrong. Remember to soak the cork balls in egg white first, makes them easier to roll and hardens your the baits nicely.

Any ideas on what to use throughout the winter as a hookbait fished over pellet?

In reply to Post #66
From baitworks, or just in general?

First of all I'd make sure any pellet I used were low oil content. To be honest I always just use bright over flavoured pop ups in winter fished as a single. Unless it's a very busy well stocked lake then I think you've only ever trying to nick a bite. With cold water temperatures slowing the leak off and reduced light levels, I favour an in your face bait.

In reply to Post #64
So, do you have a link to the vid pls, I can't find it under baitworks or mark bryant, cheers.

In reply to Post #68
https://www.baitworks.co.uk/content/atlantic-heat-cork-ball-kit

In reply to Post #65
nice one, thanks chaps - looks simple enough.

In reply to Post #67
In general and thanks for that mate.

In reply to Post #71
Why the pellet?

In reply to Post #72
Small bags of it mate