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In reply to Post #6
As with most things it's more down to confidence than anything else. I'm sure if I used PVA bags more I would gain more confidence in them
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In reply to Post #6
I've tied them and seen how they breakdown in my pond when it's cold but the waters not freezing over most are terrible at breaking down .. leave a bucket of water outside and test.. it does seem different break down speed in tap water to pond /rainwater for some reason..
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In reply to Post #5
You'd think so, but that's not the case at all
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In reply to Post #1
I think any decent PVA melts almost all times of the year, the water is starting to warm very slightly now too which will help. I will be honest though, I do use more mesh than bags in the winter just for confidence as even when real cold there is less of it to melt 🤣
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#4 14 Mar 2021 at 11.05pm | | |
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In reply to Post #3
System works well. The only downside for me is the overpriced fox pva, I just use Ebay alternatives to good effect.
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Love this system it makes tiring bags so much easier as I hate doing the things
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In reply to Post #1
yeah will melt fine thsts whst im useing now
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Now then all I’ve started fishing solid bags with this system...however my only concern is will the pva melt at this time of year? I know they are due to release a fast melt system and spare bags etc...I’m going shorty that’s all and will be using the original system but I don’t want my pva not to met and leave big blobs et
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