Sonubaits Krill Feed Pellets

Pellets KRILL SONUBAITS. Pellets Affondande a base di farina di KRILL (gamberetti) realizzato con i migliori ingredienti, attrattori e farina di pesce. Può essere utilizzato sia secco che inumidito con acqua o con altri aromi. Ideale in ogni azione di pesca sia nel ledgering tradizionale che nella pesca match (roubaisienne e inglese). Ottimo se aggiunto alla pastura perfetto anche se fiondato.

Sonubaits Krill Feed Pellets. Krill is one of the most distinctive flavours in fishing bait, its pungent aroma has now been harnessed, concentrated and added to a high quality fishmeal pellet which contains blended fishmeal and Krill Meal along with increased levels of oil. 2mm Krill Feed Pellets make a great pellet for the Method Feeder and are easy to prepare. Simply pour the pellets into a bait tub and add about half the amount of lake water to pellets. Then pop a lid on and leave them to absorb the water, shaking them every 5 minutes to make sure the water is evenly distributed through the pellets. After about 30 minutes the pellets will have absorbed all the water and will be the perfect consistency for using on a Method Feeder. 4mm Krill Feed Pellets are ideal for use in a Pellet Feeder and are easy to prepare. Simply pour the pellets into a bait tub and add half the amount of lake water to pellets. Then pop a lid on and leave them to absorb the water, shaking them every 5 minutes to make sure the water is evenly distributed through the pellets. After about 30 minutes the pellets will have absorbed all the water and will be the perfect consistency for using on in a Pellet Feeder. 6mm Krill Feed Pellets are most commonly used for catapulting when pole or waggler fishing. Because they are uniform in shape and have a high density they can be fired further and more accurately, they don't require any preparation and are ready to use straight from the bag. 8mm KrillFeed Pellets are perfect whether fished as hookbait in a band or for firing in on the waggler or bomb line or fished on the pole when targeting big carp during the warmer months.