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The bait and bait for fishing float perform different tasks: the mixture creates a food stain, and the bait stands on the hook; additives, flavorings, pastes, pellets, corn, nuts and live bait allow for additional tuning. The choice starts from the way of feeding, temperature, depth and activity in the fishing venue. Quantity should maintain interest without unnecessary overfeeding.

Pellet SONUBAITS Pro Expander Pellets are in sizes 6mm and 8 mm and are treated to sink without using a pump. This saves separate preparation on the shore, but still requires you to check the texture before placing. Choose the diameter relative to the hook and feeding pattern so you don't get a cumbersome combination or easily falling bait.

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When you're looking for a fast-working fine blend for the warm months, Van Den Eynde MARINE SHELL contains ground dehydrated shrimp, crabs and krill, with a strong fishy aroma. The light brown mix is aimed at stocked commercial fisheries. Its submission must follow the depth: A tighter ball reaches down, and the looser one starts releasing particles earlier.

If you need a more sticky base, Van Den Eynde Pro Pellet combines selected pellets with sweet ingredients and has binding characteristics. Allow enough time for the water to soak up, instead of adding a dry mixture immediately after the first stirring. Thus, consistency can be assessed realistically and adjusted according to the feed method in swimmer fishing.

Moisten in portions and stir thoroughly, because dry pockets break the ball unpredictably. In the course, sufficient connectivity is needed to get the food to the selected spot; in shallow calm water, the too sticky mixture will open more slowly than necessary. The hook pellets and the particles fed must form a logical picture without necessarily being the same size.

In a weak response, reduce the amount first or change the rhythm of the extra, instead of overlaying several flavors. Record which consistency breaks down correctly at the specific depth. After the outing, close the dry residue tightly and do not return the moistened mixture in the original packaging. Clean dishes and separate storage prevent odors from mixing between subsequent preparations.

When arranging the tackles for the next outing, consider Float fishing accessories as a starting point for the remaining equipment. For selection according to the particular fishery, compare the proposals in Feeding and baiting, and the preparation and submission you can continue with Float fishing tools.