Bait

The Sticky Krill range has been causing quite a stir in the carp world of late. The likes of Jim Shelley are hauling on it, making it the bait to be on this year.

The figurehead of the range is the devastating boilies. Made with high-quality, natural Krill powder, they are available in shelf-life and frozen varieties in 12, 16 and 20mm. When you break one open it’s clear that it’s packed with loads of high-quality ingredients – krill meal, fishmeals, milk proteins and super-soluble appetite stimulants to name but a few. The softness is also testament to the bait’s quality, showing that it hasn’t been overboiled at all.

There are also matching pellets. Made from the same attractors and coated heavily in soluble krill protein, they fizz and generate an attractive halo of smell on your baited patch and really get the fish grubbing around.

If you like to fish solid bags or PVA sticks then you need to give the Krill Active Mix a try. The mixture pellets and active mix produces a great concoction for use in a spod mix or PVA bag. You could even add the 100 per cent pure krill powder to add improved nutritional content.

There is also a myriad of hook baits and liquids. Krill wafters and dumbbells are worth a go as a hook bait over a bed of bait and the super-buoyant pop-ups lend themselves perfectly to chod-rig setups.

Finally, hook-bait attraction can be enhanced by the Pure Krill Liquid, which is supplied in one-litre bottles. This can also be used to boost stick and spod mixes or for glugging your boilies. The full range has plenty to offer and is well worth checking out. If you want to change your season, get on the Krill.

WE LIKED
The quality ingredients packed into every bait.

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You need to mesh your freezer-bait hook baits.

Sticky Krill Boilie Range
• Freezer baits and shelf lifes £11.99 per kilo
• Pop-ups £5.99
• 900g bags of pellets £4.99
Check the website for further products in the Krill range.
Website: www.stickybaits.com