(04-09-2012 08:42 AM)MikeH Wrote: [ -> ]I usually throw in a pack of jello powder as well, either vanilla or strawberry. It gives off a nice milky plume of scent as it sinks to the bottom.
EDIT* Check out this crazy rig.... a FIZZING boilie...!
http://www.carp-fishing-tactics.com/rigs...e-rig.html
"At this stage, If it's touched by any fish it will explode - cool!"
My reaction: =|
Pretty interesting nonetheless!
Jello sounds like a good idea. I thought about using ground-up soup cubes as well since they should disperse in the water.
Maple Syrup is popular as a coating for some boilies. I regularly used to have to ship bottles over to my brother in the U.K. but I think he may have changed to using Marmite.....
(04-09-2012 02:44 AM)MichaelAngelo Wrote: [ -> ] (04-08-2012 07:13 PM)hammercarp Wrote: [ -> ]Since I fish paylake style with bait packed around a baited hook I do this every time I fish.
In my googling, I just came across the "Method" style yesterday.
Popped in "paylake style" just now and I found your post Lorne!
http://www.carp.com/carp-forum/viewtopic.php?t=49486
Awesome tutorial. How often do you check/replace your pack bait?
When I start I'll rebait and cast out several times over the first half hr. Sometimes I have to rebate that often because the takes are coming that fast. You can let it sit for hours if you want . If I get a take but no hook-up I will give it 5-10 minutes before re-baiting. I have caught a lot of fish doing this.
(04-09-2012 03:20 PM)hammercarp Wrote: [ -> ]You can let it sit for hours if you want .
I dont know if I could do the "hours" thing. I just gotta look every 20 -30 minutes......... tops.
Regards,
OldTimer