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Cooked Particles, Hemp, Maize, Spod & Milky Zig Boat Spod mix
Here at CPS Tackle we cook all our own particle fresh with no preservatives and then its frozen to lock in the goodness. We use only the highest grades of particles that we source from several manufactures, to make sure we produce the mixes to the highest quality.
Hemp Seed
Our High Quality Cooked Hemp Seed is amazing for attracting fish into your swim. Once the oily hemp seed is put on the spot, it not only starts leaking out all of its oily attraction on the lake bed, but also through the layers of water on its way down, creating an oily flat spot on the waters surface. Once the carp have locked onto the scent, they soon home in onto it and get the heads down hoovering the black gems. They say Cooked Hemp Seed replicates the look of water snails, but also when the fish are eating it, the crunch transfers through the water attracting other fish to the area because they think fish are feeding on a bed of water snails.
Tips when using Cooked Hemp
A great edge when using hemp is to soak your boilies in the Hemp liquid, this will soften them up making them easier for carp to feed on, but also they will leak out the oily liquid for hours. Also due to the soaking process, the boilies will of soaked up that much liquid they make great hook baits. Also you can use them over the smelliest silt because they are full of hemp water and they won't absorb much the smelly silt they are sitting on like a fresh bait would. The Hemp water is also great for mixing up Method Mix Ground Baits, giving them a great edge. Another great tip is to go to your local supermarket or food store and get some chilli flakes or chilli oil and add those because carp love it hot!
Sticky Maize
Our top quality Sticky Maize is perfect to mix in with other baits or to be used on its own. In the cooking process we boil it up then simmer it down so it starts to release its starches and sugars making it go sticky so it becomes a great bait for attracting carp. Once we've finished the cooking process we allow it to cool, then pack it off straight into the freezers locking in it's awesome attractors. Maize can also stimulate bites because of it visual presents, passing carp see the yellow grains sitting on the bottom and can't resist to check the out.
Tips when using Maize
A great edge when using maize, is to tip a hook bait of with a piece giving it a better visual and making it look more natural. You can also put 2 or 3 grains on your hair rig with a bit of yellow pop up foam and use it as your hook bait, I've had a lot of success with this on very hard venues where the carp how wised up to boilies. If your fishing a water with cray fish in and they are constantly affecting your boilie hook bait, try using maize as your hook bait because 99.9% of cray fish wont touch it!
Maple Maize Spod & Bait Boat Mix
Our high quality Maple Maize Spod Mix has given a lot of carp anglers an edge on certain waters. With a blend of top quality small and large seed, it makes it perfect for creating that carpet of bait over the lake bed. In the cooking stage we allow the mix time for the water to get into the heart of the bigger grains making them soft and irresistible to feeding fish. Also when we do this, its releases the milky goodness of the Maples which helps not only to cloud the water up but also acts as a great attractor to draw fish into the area. Also we don't over do it on the maize because we just want to put a colour on the bottom and the maize can be easily mistaken for sweetcorn which all fish love. An advantage with using different sized seeds or grain, is the carp have to suck the bait in at different forces making it easier for your hook bait to go flying in, instead of them getting preoccupied on a fine seed that doesn't take much sucking up.
Tips when using the Maple Maize Spod Mix
When using the Maple Maize Spod Mix, try baiting an area up and getting a nice bed of it down, but fish to the edge of it or up to a rod length off it. When spoding or spombing, not all baits hit the spot. Some fall short or go wide of the chosen spot, but a lot of times this is the bait the carp feed on first and don't get caught because we focus our hook bait in the middle of our baited spot. Carp start to see these larger baited areas as danger zones, especially the older wiser ones which are the ones we are normally after hoping they are bigger. Also when trying this, mix the maples and maize up on your rig because these two baits are proven carp catchers. This spod mix is also a winner when using it with a bait boat and has helped put many big carp on the bank in France and other countries as well.
Milky Zig & Spod Mix
This Milky Zig mix is packed with not only small grain and seeds but also ground seeds making it very sticky and gloopy but with added milk proteins to give off an awesome cloud. When Zig Fishing you want to attract carp that are in all different layers of the water. This milky Zig mix is great for doing this because the ground seeds really activate the mix, fizzing particles of food up and down in the layers of the water, while the whole grain and seeds make a lovely carpet of bait on the bottom. Also the milk proteins that are added to the mix not only give of a brilliant cloudy sweet scent into the water full of very fine particles, but sticks to the seed on the bottom so when the carp feed down there the reactivate the mix and start it fizzing again.
Tips when using the Milky Zig & Spod Mix
When Zig fishing most people pick a depth and adjust accordingly to whatever depth they feel the fish are feeding at. Never ignore the bottom though because the fine and very fine particles will work their way down there and sometimes having a bit of foam 1/2 a foot of the bottom can produce some cracking fish. You don't always have to zig fish high up in the water, just because you can see fish up there doesn't mean there aren't others at different depths and sometimes the fish you see up high are just out cruising and might not be interested in feeding . Also don't just set a zig in the middle of the cloudy baited area, get one outside of it so you have a chance of nicking a fish as its swimming in towards the cloud, hoping not to spook any that are in there.
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