In reply to Post #12
Worst advice I've ever seen given on this forum, you are probably the only person on here that doesn't know that all particle must be prepared in the correct way, infact the Particle Preparation Guide sticky on here has been looked at 53321 times, I suggest you become number 53322!!

Thanks to all that replied, think I'll try some metal ones🎣🎣

If you use the Bait Screw ring swivel, do you prefer plastic or metal, and what's the reason? I'm gonna give them a try, just got a nagging thought that the boilie will come off on the cast 🤔🎣🎣🎣 Thanks

In reply to Post #1
Asian supermarkets have a brilliant selection of attractors and additives to choose from, and a lot cheaper as no carp tax!,
Be careful with oils, a lot of boilies work by being soluble so they leak off attraction, if they're covered in oil it would hinder the boilie from doing what it's supposed to do.

In reply to Post #4
But if you spend over £25 they give you 500ml of hydro wheat, hydro fish, csl active or molasses, and if you spend over £50 they give you 1 ltr.

Hi, I've been looking at the dry and liquid ingredients on AA baits website, they have good prices, what do people think of them? Thanks

I've looked at a few of the pods mentioned, the new ND pod is interesting, I like the way all the different angles it can be adjusted to, ND YouTube videos are enlightening. Has anybody used one? £79

The Sonik Vader X looks very stable and was suggested the most and at only £54 for a 3 rod seems a bargain.

The Jrc compact contact is only adjustable in height, £69.
The Jrc Cocoon looks much better, adjustable legs, height and length, £100ish.

I'm surprised no Nash pods were put forward, or is there a reason? They look sturdy enough and under £60 for a 3 rod, another bargain.

Any other suggestions welcome, thanks.

Thanks everyone, some good suggestions for me to look at.

Hi, I usually use bank sticks, but the lake I want to fish has very hard ground, so am looking for a reasonably priced rod pod, no more than £100ish, any ideas/suggestions? Thanks🎣

In reply to Post #1
It's a brilliant attractor as a paste, fish love it, I've also used it as an additive when making boilies with good results, definitely give it a go