Description
50:50 Method & Paste - Green (S0770008)Method feeder fishing is one of the most popular techniques used by modern anglers, which means that the fish have probably been caught a number of times before and so may be a little wary or, in some lakes, have changed their feeding patterns. This is because the fish were taking all the bait off the feeder without touching the hook, leaving the hook without food around it, which defeats the purpose of Method feeder fishing. So we decided to make a stickier, harder, denser, and easier to compact groundbait on a Method feeder for the places where this happens. 50:50 Method & Paste Green has a very high protein content from fishmeal and ground pellets, and that's what helps it compact around a Method feeder, which means it will easily withstand the impact of casting, hitting the water, falling into the water and all the little bumps from fish trying to knock the leader off. This is also why it has become so popular for deep water Method feeder fishing both in the UK and Europe.50:50 Method Paste Green is a rich dark green color perfectly suited for commercial fishing.It is not just a Method bait, as the name suggests. The high fishmeal content lends itself perfectly to creating a paste for the rod by simply adding more water. If you prefer a really sloppy paste, keep adding water until the desired consistency is reached. Des Shipp (England International) says, "50:50 is my go-to bait in deeper water, especially when targeting bream and the occasional carp. The strong fishmeal smell seems to hold fish for hours, with the original green version being one of my favorites in slightly lighter water. One of the best things about this groundbait is that it works perfectly on a method feeder and perch, which means I only need one mix to keep catching the whole session." Mixing instructions50:50 Method & Paste Green is simple to mix. Empty the 2kg bag of groundbait into a round mixing bucket, fill a 2-quart maggot pan with water, pour it over the groundbait and mix thoroughly, then let it sit for 30 minutes, during which time the water will be absorbed into the groundbait. When fishing, the sun and wind can dry out the groundbait a bit, to combat this you can cover the mixed groundbait with a wet towel or if it dries out, just add a little more water and mix again.
