Posts Tagged ‘Baits’

Glugged Boilies

Monday, June 8th, 2009

I’ve recently made the decision to stop using frozen baits altogether and start using life for all my throughout the year. So far what may seem at first a drastic decision has paid off and I have had some great results to show for it. dips and glugs are a great way to enhance your life , simply place your boiles into the plastic container, I usually put about 2kg of per container and add the same flavoured dip as my chosen . Then put the lid on and give it a good shake, this will coat all the which are instantly ready to use.

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Buffalo Carp : Ron Key on his Texas Trip

Thursday, March 26th, 2009

Baits talks to Phil Calloway about his recent to for the .

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Surf ‘N’ Turf Video

Thursday, March 19th, 2009

Baits discusses the new ‘N’ on the banks of Croix with Phil Calloway. Watch the clip in High Definition by clicking on the HD button.

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“My tips on introducing new bait ready for the new season”

Tuesday, December 16th, 2008

Next year is just around the corner, and it got me thinking New Year new bait! I started my pre-baiting last month introducing small amounts of in the areas I will be . When baiting I will usually put a couple of handfuls of per swim, twice a week until it’s time to .
When choosing a new I always look for the ones that are of good quality and provide the with a good food source. This is essential when wanting to ensure get the right nutrients and continue to grow for many years to come. A poor food content in boiles could in turn have detrimental effects on both the carps health and quality of a lake in years to come. are like humans in that they need an adequate supply of good nutrition, they require a whole host of nutrients. If your is nothing more than a 50/50 base mix then don’t expect to catch many on it. (more…)

Roaming for Winter Carp

Wednesday, December 10th, 2008

The of is not such an easy task when we move into the colder months. My time on the bank tends to be shorter, time is at a premium with the shorter days, and time for spotting is limited.
Rolling and leaping are rare, as are the tell tale feeding bubbles so often seen when the are more active. They are less likely to be actively moving around the lake seeking food, so one answer is to take it to them.
When I’m at least one of my rods will be roaming. Every half to one hour I will recast to a different area of the swim? I like mesh tube as it breaks down very quickly and releases the bait. Attaching a small bag of crumbed boile or Maximum Action Pellets to the hook increases the attraction without feeding the too much. This will often stimulate a feeding and put that bonus on the bank.

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Autumn Nights - Session in France

Saturday, October 11th, 2008

Harrison gets out on the bank for a in . He manages to bank several cracking including a 40lb plus mirror and a 29lb’er for the camera.


Quest Baits - Autumn Night from Gareth Watkins on Vimeo.