Random question..
Does anyone use boilies coated in liquids and powders In throwing sticks?
Or is it best to just coat in oil etc and leave powders off
Does anyone use boilies coated in liquids and powders In throwing sticks?
Or is it best to just coat in oil etc and leave powders off
In reply to Post #1
Can't say I've done it, it may work even if it does you'll have to keep the bore of the stick clean. Probably better with a spomb etc to be honest
Can't say I've done it, it may work even if it does you'll have to keep the bore of the stick clean. Probably better with a spomb etc to be honest
In reply to Post #1
That sounds like one big mess lol
That sounds like one big mess lol
Yes and no problem just have to flush the stick through with lake water a bit more often but they go out fine.
In reply to Post #1
I have found that if you put a liquid and then a powder this is the kiss of death for the throwing stick as it just clags up and you need to break out the catapult...then you get covered in the gunky goo! Reach for the spod. If it's just a liquid or an oil then you should be ok with the throwing stick though.
I have found that if you put a liquid and then a powder this is the kiss of death for the throwing stick as it just clags up and you need to break out the catapult...then you get covered in the gunky goo! Reach for the spod. If it's just a liquid or an oil then you should be ok with the throwing stick though.
In reply to Post #4
Same
Same