What's peoples opinions on boilie shrink wrap. Going to France in June and the lake has krays. I know Korda and Carp spirit do it but are there more options people have used.
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get some wooden balls soaking in liquid food now
get some wooden balls soaking in liquid food now
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Double wrapped mine and they still got into the boillie.
Double wrapped mine and they still got into the boillie.
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Air dried baits double wrapped in tights, wooden balls, ESP plastic baits, Brazil or tiger nuts.
Air dried baits double wrapped in tights, wooden balls, ESP plastic baits, Brazil or tiger nuts.
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Possibly try some drilled pellets, I'd be tempted to take a few kg of something like Haiths Robin Red 15mm pre-drilled in 900g bags. They lasted longer when I last visited a lake with Krays than boilies.
Possibly try some drilled pellets, I'd be tempted to take a few kg of something like Haiths Robin Red 15mm pre-drilled in 900g bags. They lasted longer when I last visited a lake with Krays than boilies.
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Plastics & take some tigers as a alternative
Plastics & take some tigers as a alternative
Over flavoured air dried baits, allows the Crays to nibble on them and creates a column of flavour to rise up. Gets the carp going.
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Tried numerous, but the Korda super wrap gives me a bit more confidence because it is one of the most transparent ones and has small holes all over it. When double wrapped in a '+' shape its okay, but they still try (and sometimes manage) to get in.
Tried numerous, but the Korda super wrap gives me a bit more confidence because it is one of the most transparent ones and has small holes all over it. When double wrapped in a '+' shape its okay, but they still try (and sometimes manage) to get in.