Catch Reports

Just mind blowing!

Posted in Catch Reports on 27th October 2012

Over the past several weeks we have been receiving a number of catch reports from Richard Kelly and Andy Waller, two anglers that have had some truly outstanding results on our B5 freezer boilies and must be odds on to win our latest 'Top Catch' competition. The fish have all come from a previous 'non-publicity' UK venue, but permission has now been granted to publicise the fish - and what impressive reading it makes!

Some of the fish are just stunning creatures and here is a short list of just some of the big fish they have had. Read it and weep! 37lb mirror, 38lb 4oz mirror, 41lb 4oz mirror, 42lb 10oz mirror, 49lb 8oz mirror, 51lb 12oz mirror, 54lb 14oz mirror, 40lb 13oz common, 48lb 8oz common!!! We could go on, but that list alone says all you need to know about combining good angling skills with the legendary B5.

Well done lads, top B5 bombing of the highest order!!

  


Nutritional Base Mixes

Rob Fielding knows the importance of using a high quality food bait and as soon as he switched over to using Essential Baits, it completely transformed his fishing.

It almost goes without saying just how important I believe a good quality nutritional base mix is when it comes to catching carp on a consistent basis. You’ve only got to look at the success of the B5, year after year, to understand that a good quality food source will completely out-fish baits with lower nutritional values.

One of the most important things to remember is that carp have the ability to search out and recognise food signals prior to consumption. In other words, a good quality food source will spell the word FOOD as it releases ‘attractor signals’ into the surrounding water.

Baits constructed with little or no food value are unable to do this, and once any added attractors have been dispersed into the surrounding water, there will be no more food signals coming from the bait. In short, a good quality food bait will continue to send messages of food long after other baits have stopped working, and will continue to prove more successful, both short term and long term.