Just wondering how often you guys spend recasting with solid bags or mesh pva bags
In reply to Post #1
do you mean if you miss cast ?
you can get away with it if using slow melt
BUT in warm weather no chance in my experience
do you mean if you miss cast ?
you can get away with it if using slow melt
BUT in warm weather no chance in my experience
In reply to Post #1
Every 2 to 3 hours depending on nuisance fish and crayfish populations . . Most of my sessions only last around 6 hours though and I only use small items like ground up boilies and pellets in my bags . If using larger items like whole pellets and broken boilies I'd be happy to leave them out longer .
Every 2 to 3 hours depending on nuisance fish and crayfish populations . . Most of my sessions only last around 6 hours though and I only use small items like ground up boilies and pellets in my bags . If using larger items like whole pellets and broken boilies I'd be happy to leave them out longer .
Depends on the water/situation but recasting by the clock with little mesh bags is a method i really like. So, every 20 minutes orso, sometimes 2 on the spot, sometimes spread out, and usually with some marker elastic to keep it tight. Really fast way of fishing, bit like the feeder guys.
In reply to Post #2
No I meant how many times a day you recast with pva
No I meant how many times a day you recast with pva
In reply to Post #3
Thank you all guys
Thank you all guys
In reply to Post #1
Solid bags on the spot - usually leave it for 12hrs min / until I get a take
Mesh bags - showing fish / re-casting on runs waters / rivers etc
Solid bags on the spot - usually leave it for 12hrs min / until I get a take
Mesh bags - showing fish / re-casting on runs waters / rivers etc