Micro (2mm) Pellet Preparation - My 3 Ways

[@Mal-mq6cp]

Another good video paul..thanks for taking the time to do them

[@paulstacklereviews1695]

Glad you like them!

[@DaveBanks-vf3up]

like the ground baite pellet mix will give that a try cheers

[@seandowns4298]

Cheers Paul… another great little video

[@paulstacklereviews1695]

Thanks 👍

[@johnwoolley3707]

Keep them coming paul

[@paulstacklereviews1695]

Thanks.

[@keithmasek2855]

Thanks Paul for a great video. Up till now I’ve used Des Ships 30 second method of preparing pellets which seems to work for me as i find this allows greater control through the session but I will definitely try your methods now.

[@paulstacklereviews1695]

It’s strange how all the pro anglers do it differently! I think I got the 2 minutes from Jamie Hughes.

[@davejones3833]

Hi Paul, have you any thoughts on the Maver MV-Rxx pole?

[@paulstacklereviews1695]

I haven’t handled one but seen one in use and as you’d expect from a flagship brilliant performance. My mate recently bought the RXS and when it’s a bit warmer we are going to do a side by side with my 921 at various lengths.

[@davejones3833]

@@paulstacklereviews1695 Thanks for reply, when you do the test with the RXS will you let me know. Cheers

[@petertelford6955]

Nice video Paul. I suspect all the pellets you were using are skrettings. The biggest problem I have is my local fishery (own pellets) supplies only coppins. I have tried lots of ways to prepare these for the method feeder but never had consistent success. I must confess that I now cheat and add 50% skrettings and this seems to work reasonably well. Do you have any experience with coppins preparation?

[@paulstacklereviews1695]

I know what you mean, I’d only soak coppers for 30 seconds and squeeze as much water out as I can, but they are never ideal. I tend to add a fine water absorbent groundbait (Supercrush, Ringers original) to give a mixture for the method.

[@stegrundy4014]

Thx Paul 👍 I saw the mick viahls vid using the clip lock container method and have done my micros that way ever since and they are usually spot on. 😉

[@ExperimentalAngler]

On commercials, you should always put a lot of pellets in at the end of your session... That's what keep them fishing good, they get used to feeding on em.

[@paulstacklereviews1695]

I’m doing my bit on that front!