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Boosted Hookbait Tactics – Samuel Thomas

Samuel Thomas has been enjoying some great results thanks to a neat and simple boosted hook bait tip which he shares with us here…

Bagging with Special G – Dave Williams

I ventured out to a local water for my latest session called Cat Rough fishery which is situated in Cheshire within 15 minutes of my home, having fished this water during the winter and also a couple of times during the summer over the last two years I have become familiar with the lake and also the fish stocks too.

Winter PVA Edges – Ben Soane

Bait-Tech’s Ben Soane reveals an edge that you simply have to try this winter!

The Power of The Dark Side – Jamie Rich

Jamie Rich reveals how adding a touch of Dark to your baits will get you better results as the colder weather closes in!

Deana’s Sticky Method Pellet Tip

I prepare the Sticky Method Pellets in a different way to most anglers. Although the preparation on the bag works perfectly fine, I prefer doing them this way:

Ben Soane’s Quick Tip on Spod Mixes

I’ve been playing around with my spod mixes this Summer, trying to give myself any extra little edges that I can in my baiting strategy.

Hardened Hookbait Edges – Kev Horton

Fished as either a single or over a bed of bait a boosted hook bait can be a big edge and I’m sure it has got me a few extra bites over the time I have been using them.

Solid Bag Edges – Ben Hart

Because my time on the bank is very limited I’m always searching for that quick bite. One method that has always had that “get out of jail” aspect to it is solid bag fishing.

Vitamin PVA – Quick Tip By Ben Soane

Bait-Tech Carp Team Angler Ben Soane reveals an edge that you have just simply got to try the next time you are out on the bank now that the colder months are upon us!

Keep Catching in the Cold – Pete Mahoney

Welcome to Autumn! But lets think about the change to come when Autumn meets Winter and the fishing starts to slow. What can we do to keep fish coming and get the most from our pegs? If you read on then you’ll be able to adopt some of the hints and tips I’ll give you to put into your own fishing and hopefully a few more fish in the net.