Posts Tagged ‘plastic’

Weed fishing (Summer or Winter)

Sunday, May 4th, 2008

by Samantha Collins-Ratcliffe

Summer or , weedbeds are well worth a serious look at as being a good holding area for . I’ve found that clear spots in the are often a good area to put your - especially on a short session. I’ve fished a of very waters, both here and on the , and most of the time I find takes occur during the hours of daylight from these clear spots. (more…)

Shaun Harrison Interview in Carpology

Friday, April 25th, 2008

Hi All,
An excellent interview with the man himself in this month’s “Carpology” e-newsletter

The e-Newsletter Five-Minute Interview

This week we chat to Baits main man, Harrison

, can you tell our readers what your company has been up to over the past 12 months?”
“Last September we had to move Baits into larger premises. This was our third move in just two years. Everything has moved on at a steady rate since first putting the foundations of Baits together in 2005.”
“We drew up a very precise five year business plan based around my long experience in the trade and I am happy to say everything has gone to plan. This year (2008) was always the year we were going to make the baits much more widely available through a carefully selected range of shops. Leading up to 2008 we had supplied direct from our website www.questbaits.com and purposely kept the baits in just two shops. The Box in Dartford Kent and Walkers of Trowell in Nottingham, the shop I had worked in for 25 years prior to leaving to set this business up.
We have been absolutely delighted with the response from the shops after doing a mini nationwide presentation tour. Our baits have been accepted with open arms and the sales so far have been truly staggering considering the time of the year. (more…)

Reader’s Query: Flavouring Artificial/Plastic Baits

Tuesday, April 15th, 2008

Ian Hillier:
Hi my question is, let me give you some background. All of my captures have come on sweetcorn (no slur on your bait ha ha) and I read a back article from your site about baits and how they take on flavour. Are these the type of boilie that enterprise sell the ones you sell on your site? If so will they take on the flavours of glug you sell? Any you can give.I want to the top 18 inches of the water during the afternoons before I start surface in the evenings.
Many thanks Ian

replied,
Hi Ian,
The we sell are the same ones as the Enterprise ones. I have used these on and off since they were very first released and have now caught many on them. When we started Baits I wanted to offer everything I use myself - not just small selected items - thus the baits being included in the range. (more…)

Artificial Baits will Catch you more Carp! Five Reasons Why!

Friday, January 18th, 2008

by Harrison

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A favourite method of mine, especially in is frequent recasting with bright ‘in your face’ baits and personally I think none are more effective than the many varied Artificial Hookbaits which are now available. Now I guess this may surprise a few anglers, after all I run a company and here I am advocating baits, but anyone who has read my work over the years will realise by now that I tell it how it is! I see no point in pulling the wool over anybody’s eyes. The simple fact of the matter is that I have used a of hookbaits and to my mind they have many advantages over the most carefully prepared natural . By natural , I am of course, referring to real food items, because can hardly be described at natural.
Many anglers seem quite happy with corn which is now available in a few difference guises, although we really have Enterprise Tackle to thank for bringing the baits to the fore. I rarely use the corn myself - much preferring the which Enterprise also supply. (more…)