Fish

The Bait Spray range has been designed as an alternative attractor to supplement the liquids already in each range. Although we swear by our Liquid Food and Glug ranges, they aren’t ideal for soaking hookbaits for prolonged periods of time, as their dense nature can dramatically affect the buoyancy of a pop-up or wafter and render your rig mechanics useless. Bait Sprays are a much lighter alternative, that easily absorb into your chosen hookbait, yet still pack the same punch as their thicker counterparts – simply grab a tub of hookbaits and give them a couple of sprays to seriously boost their attraction!

Designed to complement the boilie range, Manilla Pellets undergo a two-stage coating process which ensures they are constantly leaking attraction into the water column. Utilising a significant amount of peanut protein, as well as high levels of soluble milk proteins the pellets release small particles up from the lakebed drawing fish in from above. Use as part of a spod mix, or on their own, with no limit to their use. By using liquid attractants along with the pellets, you can use them with method feeders with ease. What fish could resist a bed of pellets pulsing out attraction?

Made famous by the revered Underwater DVDs, the Bloodworm Pellets are still just as effective today as they were all those years ago. We kickstarted the Bloodworm revolution with our Bloodworm Pellets and they remain one of the best products in the range to this very day. This is with good reason to; they are one of the most devastating feed baits available. The Bloodworm Pellets undergo a two-stage coating process which ensures they are constantly leaking attraction into the water column. The first coating breaks up very quickly, releasing lots of instant attraction whereas the second releases a cloud of bloodworm-infused goodness over an extended period of time. Over the years, we have worked tirelessly on these pellets to ensure that they are produced to the highest possible standard. Bloodworm play a vital role in the natural diet of the carp we all fish for, so what better way to try and catch them, than using something they have a natural instinct to consume, without fear or caution? Countless people report the best feeding response they have ever experienced after using these Bloodworm Pellets for the first time. Can you afford not to try them?

The Bait Spray range has been designed as an alternative attractor to supplement the liquids already in each range. Although we swear by our Liquid Food and Glug ranges, they aren’t ideal for soaking hookbaits for prolonged periods of time, as their dense nature can dramatically affect the buoyancy of a pop-up or wafter and render your rig mechanics useless. Bait Sprays are a much lighter alternative, that easily absorb into your chosen hookbait, yet still pack the same punch as their thicker counterparts – simply grab a tub of hookbaits and give them a couple of sprays to seriously boost their attraction!

Made famous by the revered Underwater DVDs, the Bloodworm Pellets are still just as effective today as they were all those years ago. We kickstarted the Bloodworm revolution with our Bloodworm Pellets and they remain one of the best products in the range to this very day. This is with good reason to; they are one of the most devastating feed baits available. The Bloodworm Pellets undergo a two-stage coating process which ensures they are constantly leaking attraction into the water column. The first coating breaks up very quickly, releasing lots of instant attraction whereas the second releases a cloud of bloodworm-infused goodness over an extended period of time. Over the years, we have worked tirelessly on these pellets to ensure that they are produced to the highest possible standard. Bloodworm play a vital role in the natural diet of the carp we all fish for, so what better way to try and catch them, than using something they have a natural instinct to consume, without fear or caution? Countless people report the best feeding response they have ever experienced after using these Bloodworm Pellets for the first time. Can you afford not to try them?

Designed to complement the boilie range, Manilla Pellets undergo a two-stage coating process which ensures they are constantly leaking attraction into the water column. Utilising a significant amount of peanut protein, as well as high levels of soluble milk proteins the pellets release small particles up from the lakebed drawing fish in from above. Use as part of a spod mix, or on their own, with no limit to their use. By using liquid attractants along with the pellets, you can use them with method feeders with ease. What fish could resist a bed of pellets pulsing out attraction?