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Pop Ups

Pop Up boilies Pineapple & N-Butyric Acid Must be the most striking winter hook trap choice. We get catch reports from lots of people in which they use them – whether as a single bait, in a PVA bag, as … Continue reading →


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Green Lipped Mussel Extract

***Green Lipped Mussel Extract*** GLM wordt algemeen beschouwd als een van de meest effectieve poeder aantrekkers in de karperwereld en is niet verwonderlijk een van de meest populaire. Hoewel vrijwel alle Green Lipped Mosselpoeders geproduceerd worden voor de kust van …


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Trigga Ice

Trigga Ice Shelf-Life’sLooking for the ultimate bait that’s just as effective in short sessions as it is a campaign bait. Then Trigga Ice should be at the top of your list, if your targeting plenty of action on prolific carp … Continue reading →


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Jurassic Particles

🌿🎣 Welcome to Jurassic Particles! 🎣🌿 We’re a Dorset-based bait company bringing anglers the very best in high-quality fishing particles – prepared and unprepared, ready for your next big session. From buckwheat & maize blends to chilli-infused hemp, tigernuts, and …


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Rainy 🌧

Rainy sessions often get written off… but carp absolutely love them 🌧️🐟 When the rain starts falling, it oxygenates the water, drops the pressure, and stirs everything up on the lakebed. That means carp feel more confident, feed more freely, … Continue reading →


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