“Spring Prep: Richard’s Top Tip for PVA Mesh Bag Mastery”


“Spring Prep: Richard’s Top Tip for PVA Mesh Bag Mastery”

Introduction: As spring approaches, seasoned angler I unveil his top tip for a well-prepared and mess-free PVA mesh bag arsenal. His ingenious method not only simplifies the process but also ensures your bait is soaked and ready for action. Let’s delve into Richard’s springtime playbook for successful angling.

The Top Tip: “Oil-Soaked PVA Mesh Bags Made Easy”

Step 1: Gather Your Arsenal Richard kicks off his spring campaign by assembling micro pellets – a subtle yet effective choice for the season. With various sizes of mesh bags at the ready, he ensures he’s equipped for any fishing scenario.

Step 2: Bag Crafting Meticulously, I start crafting mesh bags of different sizes, catering to the diverse situations he may encounter on the bank. The neatly arranged bags showcase his commitment to strategic angling.

Step 3: Oil Application Instead of pre-soaking pellets with oil, I introduce a game-changing twist. He places a handful of micro pellets into a separate bucket and adds his chosen quality oil. A vigorous shake ensures even distribution.

Step 4: Repeat and Perfect The process is repeated until each bag is full, ensuring a consistent and thorough coating of oil-soaked goodness. my advise adding more oil if needed to achieve the desired saturation.

Step 5: Patient Soaking With the buckets brimming with meticulously prepared mesh bags, I let them soak for a couple of weeks. This allows the oil to permeate the pellets and the PVA, creating a perfectly infused bait package.

Step 6: Ready for Action The end result is a collection of expertly crafted mesh bags, each infused with the attraction of micro pellets and the chosen oil. my method ensures readiness, enabling anglers to hit the bank with minimal on-the-spot preparation.

Conclusion: my top tip for springtime PVA mesh bag preparation stands as a testament to the artistry in angling. By combining micro pellets and quality oil in a strategic manner, he streamlines the process and ensures that every bag is a potent attractor. As you embark on your spring campaign, consider adopting this expert advice for a mess-free and effective angling experience.

May your spring sessions be filled with success and abundant catches!

Tight lines,

Richard

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About richardhandel

I would like to give a brief snap shot of my life and introduce myself; My name is Richard Handel and was born in 1965 in Suffolk. I have worked as a UK Operation & Intermodule Manager for a shipping company. I live in Hampshire now and am married with 2 young children, both girls so I am a bit outnumbered even the cat is a girl! I have been fishing since I was about 7 years old. I started on small local rivers in Suffolk, then moved onto gravel pits and then carp fishing. My personal best is a 39.08 mirror, over recent years I have started river fishing again, on the Hampshire Avon, this is a nice break from the carp lakes. My life has turned a big corner this year, the company I was working for relocated their Operation centre to Estonia. I was offered a job at the head office in London. This would have meant a 5 day commute and working in Stratford. As a family, we did not fancy this, as I would hardly spend any time with the children (and the Mrs). So after 22.5 years, I was given a nice redundancy package and with my wife is working full time. I became the house husband. This has meant a complete turn around in my fishing, as I can pick and choose when I go. I have found a splendid new syndicate to fish this year, which includes 5 lakes and some 8 miles of river with only 150 members. It's an amazing change to the way I am able to fish. I am now trying to start my own tackle business and make a bit of a name for myself in the world of fishing, as I have retired from real work. Richard
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