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Lake Bolsena 2nd - 8th September 2012
| Berkley Gulp Seed part1 |
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| Written by Marianne | |||
| Thursday, 23 June 2011 13:04 | |||
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I’ve never been a great user of particles mainly because I am more interested in catching the bigger carp in the very large lakes and rivers that I fish and have the time to wait it out for them. I can’t deny that particles are a great fish catcher and for the majority of anglers that offers a great, cheaper alternative to boilies. What caught my eye on the new Gulp seeds was that they were 100% pva friendly. I really found that hard to believe, given that I
So when I received some the first thing I did was to fill a pva stocking bag up. It got wet but the pva didn’t melt… wow it was magic!
This certainly opens up a lot of possibilities that were not available before. So in the future I shall definitely be taking some of the jars with me.
These come in two sizes, the nuts that is, and also two sizes of jars, a small 800ml for short sessions and a bigger, 1800ml for longer sessions and for those who like to use lots of bait.
Other seeds include peanuts, a spod mix and giant blend plus others, so there’s certainly something for everyone in the range.
I would say you know you’re onto a winner with the pva friendly Gulp range.
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use pva bags all the time and know that one drop of water is enough to ruin a bag.
One of the handiest ones will be the tiger nuts. I have to use them on certain lakes because of the crayfish. These nuts will now enable me to put a small pva bag of them next to the hook bait which I know is going to catch me some extra fish.
