Bait

Although I have had limited use of these baits I am taken by the make-up of the boilies, even the shelf-life versions, which absolutely stink of shrimp, salmon, fishmeal and all manner of goodies packed inside. The inclusion of Robin Red increases the all-round profile. There are matching pop-ups to complement the baits and I particularly like the washed-out pink hook baits, (although the label calls them Fluro, they’re not) which could work brilliantly fishing over the top of a bed of boilies. I’ve started introducing them to one of the waters that I fish and, so far, the carp have readily accepted them.

Dynamite’s brand new boilie is based on two different birdfoods and two fishmeals, with added shrimp paste, salmon oil and robin red. RRP: £9. 99 per kiloContact: 0330 333 4888 or www. dynamitebaits.

High-leakage, mixed-fruit-flavoured, fluorescent hook baits with reliable buoyancy. The orange colour is as bold as we’ve seen RRP: £5. 99Contact: 0330 333 4888 or www. dynamitebaits.

A range of liquid attractants that will give you the ultimate boost for the Autumn season ahead!

Not before time, Dynamite has got its number one angler Terry Hearn to develop a new boilie and the result looks extremely impressive. Terry developed the original The Source bait and it was hugely successful. This one, in colour and texture at least, reminds me a little of that bait but the smell and taste is something quite different. There’s an impressive list of ingredients, including Haith’s original LT90 fishmeal, krill, spirulina, liver extracts, amino acids and a whopping seven major minerals.

• 10mm buoyant pop-ups in a vibrant yellow colour• Ideal as a single hook bait or as a topper for a snowman rig• Pineapple and banana flavours have a great track record for catching carpRRP: £6. 49FOR MORE DETAILS GO TO: www. dynamitebaits. com.

Here’s quite a neat idea – instead of you having to buy separate tubs of barrel-shaped and round pop-ups, try these mixed tubs from Dynamite. There are four varieties, some of which I prefer the smell of to others, but each is extremely buoyant, albeit I wouldn’t term any as ‘fluoro’ bright. That’s not necessarily a bad thing because the brightest of bright baits are not necessarily always the most successful. With a mixture of sizes there is something here for most presentations, although the downside (compared with tubs of individually matched baits) is that if you favour one particular size they soon run out.