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Old 02-24-2015, 07:39 PM
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I'll have to talk to my brother in the UK who is a keen carp fisherman there are several boilie recipes some float some don't I think the biggest boilie you can buy is 20mm, I'm thinking bigger ill do some trials in an old fish tank they are often used on a hair rig which presents the bait floating above the hook (see you tube) but as you say in a fast flowing river it could present some problems unless I find a deep still pool (I have a location in mind) but again I feel I'm up to the challenge and will give it a go !!! Thanks again for your encouragement I find a lot of negativity on this forum sometimes but clearly none on this thread !!
You don't necessarily need them too big...my largest sturgeon was caught on a #4 hook with half a minnow for bait. I think scent is going to be the biggest factor...make 'em stink and you should be good
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