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The MAGGOTS | ||||
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| Available in boxes of 125cc, 200cc, 500cc, or loose. | |||||
| Worldwide maggots | |||||
| Grub from a metallic blue-black fly that we can hear flying noisily during summer. It’s the most popular bait. The maggot is 1 to 1,5cm tall. Its white bright colour, its tenderness make it a very good bait. Its first quality is to be very heavy, which is the ideal thing to use it pure. By hand or by sling, the baiting being, as everyone knew, the most effective tactical when fishes are sulking. | |||||
| Bunches, mixed | |||||
| Present during the whole year, its during summer and the beginning of autumn that the maggot reaches its peak. When you trawl big fishes, you can pick three or four maggots on the hook. On the other hand, the maggot combines very well its talents with wheat, summer bait itself. In the morning of hot days, the mix wheat-maggot is very effective with breams, tenches and the majority of big white fishes. | |||||
| Alive or dead | |||||
| We know them especially alive but it is a tip very effective to use them dead or notably frozen. In a big fish fuse for fast rivers: without loosing their attractive power, you mustn’t blow up balls. In order to cast the line far with living maggots, remember that a bit of maggot glue is enough to agglomerate them in a ball, easy to propel with a good sling shot. We can also agglomerate maggots in two ways, either with glue or a new frosting product. This method permits to ship by hand or by sling balls of maggots ( very useful technical). | |||||
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Ammonia is given off maggots |
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The more they are numerous, the more they get overheated and drip. Bran or sawdust, in which we preserve them, soak up with perspiration. It’s useful to change this support when its saturated. It’s also useful not to overcharge boxes. |
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| Stocking and carriage of maggots | |||||
| Between 2 and 4°C into fridge, it put them in a state of lethargy that wedge their process of transformation into casters. The best container to keep them fresh is the vat with woody edges. For carriage, transfer the whole into hessian bags conceived for that purpose. | |||||
