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There a great bait, Ive only used them for chub but I know they would be good carp baits. Ive found the gravy ones to be better. I just fish a whole meatball on a size 4 or even 2 hook and hook it by passing the hook through the meatball and turning it back into the bait. But I would think hair rigging would be fine for carp, as IMO hair rigging should try to be avoided with chub. Josh :)

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There a great bait, Ive only used them for chub but I know they would be good carp baits. Ive found the gravy ones to be better. I just fish a whole meatball on a size 4 or even 2 hook and hook it by passing the hook through the meatball and turning it back into the bait. But I would think hair rigging would be fine for carp, as IMO hair rigging should try to be avoided with chub. Josh :)

 

 

Hair rigged they are great for carp, use em like boilies one and a half is a good way. I always put a short piece of rig tube on my needle and pull the hair and the tube into the meatball which helps stop the hair cutting through the meat. :):)

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Only used them for Barbell myself but see no reason they wouldnt work for Carp.Both on the hook and on a hair.On a hair I prefer a nice wide and thick stop as the small comercial ones pull through the soft meatballs. Not tried them yet but I reckon those new "propeller" shaped meat stops would be good.

And thats my "non indicative opinion"!

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Some broken spaghetti works well for these quite soft baits as hair stops.

 

I agree, I use spaghetti for luncheon meat hait stops and for match style fishing with all baits.

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Different floats for different folks!

 

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as IMO hair rigging should try to be avoided with chub. Josh :)

 

Ive not done a great deal of specimen Chub fishing,most of my limited experience of them having been from a match fishing/pleasure fishing veiw.Please excuse my ignorance but why do you sugest this?

And thats my "non indicative opinion"!

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Try making up some hair rigs the previous day or two then freezing them. If you have a cool-box you should be able to keep them frozen for some time, enabling you to cast out without them breaking up mid-flight.

John S

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Guest Josh Iddon

Im not saying you cant do it just when I can get away with hooking the bait , I will. Because chub have have to physically pick up the bait with there lips, and they cant suck up the bait like carp, bream ect. Or I will fish with a very tight hair. Josh :)

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