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Problems With Pellets


rankine

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recently i bought some Crazy Bait Carp Pelets thinking that they sink. I put them in my ground bait but when i casted the feeder, the pellets floated! All the pellets came to the surface and took the carp away from my bait.

Does any one know how i can sink the 8mm Strawberry Crazy Bait Carp Pellets?

Tight lines,

Rankine

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I had a look at one of these pellet pumps for the first time the other day. I think it was priced at £16.99. I can't help but feel, as useful as it may be, that it 's just another product created to fill our overfull tackle boxes to even more excess than they already are.

If you are going to be a 'pellet head' then go ahead, I've got more clutter than I need already thanks!

I expect to pass through this world but once; any good thing therefore that I can do, or any kindness I can show to any fellow - creature, let me do it now, let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again.

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I always use the "Ton Up" brand of pellets, both sinkers and expanders.

 

I used to just squeeze the expanders under water to get them to sink but now i use a pellet pump.

 

I have to admit, i also held off buying a pellet pump because i thought they were just a gimmick but i wouldnt be without mine now. Perfect sinkers every time.

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