South Devon Fishing Holidays, fishing tips
Added 16th of September 2007Suspended Pellet Method We hope the Suspended Pellet method of cajoling the canny Carp will give you another cue in your rack, in the continuing competition with the canny Carp. The article makes more sense when viewed with the diagrams, these can be seen in the web site under fishing and articles. This is a good summer method, can be a bit on the costly side but a very active and very effective method.
Basically the tackle is a float, two shot and a hook, size your choice, but bring plenty of 6mm pellets some for hook bait and some firing. To start you set your depth, about mid water to about a foot in depth and cast. Then with a catapult, fire out about five to six Pellets every five minutes around the float. The idea of this sort of fishing is to create a steady flow of feed to the fish, causing them to find the sauce that being the Pellet that you have been firing out bringing the fish to your hook bait. This can be effective and also give you a varied catch of species.
So remember you don't have to use these methods just with Carp, if you're having a quiet day fishing for other species, try other options. This technique is a really useful addition to your armoury of clever techniques to encourage the elusive Carp onto your hook, we hope you find this fishing tip ideal for Carp fishing and get you results in any fishing tournaments you might attend and especially provide you with loads of entertainment in your everyday fishing. These tips can help when the fishing is quiet, so play with them and get used to them.
