PVA Bags

[linebites]

I tend to use the funnel web system more then i do bags but what are the best PVA bags to buy as i want to start putting some boilies and glug in a bag. Can anyone recommend a good bag for winter use that will melt down quite quick.

[tarpon]

I was watching the reocrd breaking fish show yesterday morning, I think it was the one where they were at the monument, anyway Matt Hayes was using these leads for PVA bags, they had a groove all the way around them & a plastic ring that slide over the lead & sat in the groove. BAsicall you stick your rig in the bag, lead at the top & slide the ring over the pva, onto the lead, securing the bag/lead in place.

I was really impressed with the way this worked & the fact that you don't have to stick the bacg & twist it all about with your rig in it was well smart.

Has anyone used these leads R they any good?
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Take a small bag, and inside it put the hookbait and some dry groundbait. [the green stuff is pukka] Seal this with just a dab of spit, rather than twisting it or tying a knot. Easily done.

Put that bag, inside a larger bag, and fill that with 4-5-6 different types of pellet [different sized]

I like to do this as it prevents the hookbait being masked in any way, and helps keep the lead away from the hookbait
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Armaled's new PVA, although not 100% ladderproof melts really quickly.

If you're using oily pva sticks the oil will delay the breakdown time.

I use blackcatbaits sheet pva for most of my winter carping, it's breakdown time is excellent.

[linebites]

i have still not seen them for sale have you

[linebites]

i bought some bags of ebay from mo's co top classi was well impressed with them

[linebites]

these bags are great fast melt down time aswell

[Camo]

The Esp range break down very fast even in Winter the Leads that Tarpon was on about are made by Anchor and are made in both in-line and swivel type.