Get Amongst 'Em!
Never organised enough to grab a few hours floater fishing when the going’s good? DNA has the answer…
We’ve all done it: you’ve got an unexpected few hours on a summer’s day and it looks good for some surface action. Buuuut, you’ve got no floaters, the wrong hookbaits and you need to dig around in the shed for the tackle from last summer. DNA Baits can’t help you find your rod underneath that pile of stuff you meant to eBay, but they can help you organise your bait! Once you’ve got one of the Betastim Floater Session Packs, you need think no further about bait! Here’s what you get…
1. 3kg of 11mm or 6mm Betastim Floaters
Betastim Floaters aren’t your bog-standard floating pellet, they’ve been given the DNA treatment, which makes them even more attractive to carp. By harnessing the triggers that carp use to locate their food, these pellets will grab their attention on even the hottest of summer days!
2. Mixed Tub of 12 and 15mm SLK pop-ups
Surface feeding carp can often be extremely finicky, and the commonest thing that results in refusals is a hookbait that they simply don’t like! Crucially, these buoyant SLK pop-ups look a lot like the pellets that you’ll be feeding, so they won’t arouse the suspicions of feeding carp. Winner!
3. 500ml of Betastim
Betastim, as the name suggests, is a liquid that incorporates the pulling power of betaine HCL, a completely natural liquid that has been proven time and again to be an impressive appetite stimulant in carp. How do you use it for floater fishing? It couldn’t be simpler: douse your freebies with it, and your hookbaits too – it makes them much more attractive!
4. 500ml of Tuna Oil
Oil has been the favourite goo for floaters for some time now, and rightly so. You can use it to pull carp over long distances, and it actually helps disperse the Betastim too, spreading the love! Of course, oils are great for flattening off the surface ripple when you’re trying to keep an eye on that hookbait.