Hi chaps,
After a high quality pellet, what's deemed the best these days? Been a long time since I've used them but fancy giving them another go
After a high quality pellet, what's deemed the best these days? Been a long time since I've used them but fancy giving them another go
In reply to Post #1
DNA's crayfish pellets they come in micro,mini and maxi size very very good pellet
DNA's crayfish pellets they come in micro,mini and maxi size very very good pellet
Likewise the DNA crayfish pellets are good, fairly stinky. I've just bought some Aller aqua best and primo pellets they seem good. Not had much chance to use them yet.
In reply to Post #1
I'm the same as I was going to start using more pellet this year. The ones I've been looking at are aller aqua rep krill and best, skretting trout pellets and a non fishmeal pellet from bp milling called smart mix which has yeast and garlic and milk protein in but is a bit more pricey but is a bit different to the norm which I quite like
I'm the same as I was going to start using more pellet this year. The ones I've been looking at are aller aqua rep krill and best, skretting trout pellets and a non fishmeal pellet from bp milling called smart mix which has yeast and garlic and milk protein in but is a bit more pricey but is a bit different to the norm which I quite like
If you're anywhere near Wraysbury, the pellet they sell at Wraysbury bait and rolling is excellent, I get through 20-30Kg of their 'ultra mix' every year, with lots of good captures over it.
In reply to Post #2
The S7 pellets are good too
I've got a love/hate going on with the Crayfish from DNA, the fish love it but I hate the smell not staying in the bag, and the hydro
The S7 pellets are good too
I've got a love/hate going on with the Crayfish from DNA, the fish love it but I hate the smell not staying in the bag, and the hydro