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In reply to Post #6 Just for clarity, and I stopped using them many years ago as I no loger make popups, I assume you mean 10% by volume and not weight!
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In reply to Post #1 If you have a mix that’s fairly light then about 10% 3M microspheres should do it. Be warned they are unpleasant stuff to deal with. I always add them to my powders outside and wear a decent ffp3 mask.
Personally I prefer corkballs
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In reply to Post #4 Same here ....
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In reply to Post #1 Cork ball and the same base mix
I use the dough that remain in the nozzle to make it exactly as the bottom baits.
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In reply to Post #1 Loads of shrimp meal if you use it. They’ll pop up then.
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In reply to Post #1 Depends on how close a match you want. I add any ingredients I think add to the taste and colour of my bait such as liver, yeast, spices, taste enhancers, etc to an equal volume of cork granules. I then add this to a proprietary pop up mix. I then add flavours and eggs. I find I use approx one part of my mix to 4 or 5 parts by volume of pop up mix. I look for a paler pop up to my feed baits.
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What are you using to create pop-ups from your bottom bait base mix? I have settled on corkballs after trying cork granules and commercial pop-up mixes combined with my base mix. Are there any other options for turning my basemix into pop-ups that closely match my bottom boilies?
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