I’m sure this bait boosting technique works in many variations and the following guide is just one possibility and a personal preference using some specific Dynamite products that work perfectly for me.
10 Juli, 2014 | Karpfen | Tips | Artikel
0 CommentsIn this short guide I describe how I make my hugely successful hookbait – “the Sludge-Bomb”, which has attracted a couple of specimens in the last few weeks from a highly pressured gravel pit (this included my two biggest fish of all time from this venue).
- A cooker, a kettle and some water
- 26mm boilies (in my case “The Source” and “The Crave” do the business)
- Liquids (The Source, The Crave, Marine Halibut hookbait dip and CSL)
- Groundbait (in my case Marine Halibut)
- 2 empty pots made of a thick enough material (thinner materials will become deformed by the hot water – therefore I personally use an empty pop-up or paste pot)
Step 1:
Put some boilies in one of the empty pots and boil some water. Then fill the hookbait-pot with the hot water so that the boilies are completely covered.
Step 2:
Let it brew for around 5 minutes. Now the cells of the outer boilie layers are opened again and ready for deep soaking.
Step 3:
After removing the hot water from of the pot, add the liquids…
Step 4:
Close the lid of the pot and shake it like a “professional bartender” before leaving it to soak for at least one or two weeks. It also works with shorter soaking times, but after one week I can be sure that the liquids are penetrated to the core of the bait.
Step 5:
After the soaking time is up empty the liquid into a spare pot (this way you can re-use the liquids).
Step 6:
Add some groundbait and a small amount of The Source or The Crave liquid, close the pot and shake it again.
Step 7:
The “Sludge-Bomb” is born and ready for attracting some monster carp.
Using this bait I’ve managed to catch the first two carp over 20kg from a local gravel pit and both within the last 4 weeks. I had to wait for 8 YEARS to net my first 20kg+ fish on this venue – and then I land two in a month – unbelievable!
52lb 7oz common
49lb 10oz
Tight Lines
Alex “Sludge” Hager
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