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In reply to Post #23
I'm using a glugged wafter OR a glugged pellet, coated with a glug which is PVA friendly.
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In reply to Post #22
What hook baits are you using? I only ask as a dried out bottom bait becomes a pop up etc etc
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In reply to Post #21
I guess the good thing about having so many bags pre-made is they remain "air tight" too as if your bait was vacuumed packed guaranteeing freshness and if you have a few bum chucks it's no bother just loop another on and away you go.
I experiment with all manner of bait in them, for instance Red Robin ground bait which isn't moist and can sit around the nugget. There are so many layers of attraction in a solid bag, a wafter, boilies, crumb, pellet, ground bait and you can even inject the bags with liquid.
Took me some time and effort to get these exactly as I wanted and a lot of trial and error in sinks and buckets, but it's all worth it!
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In reply to Post #20
good tips thanks
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In reply to Post #18
That had been made up for a few weeks. As long as you dont put the nugget in to crumb which is moist (and does knacker the nugget) and keep it surrounded by pellet, it stays perfect.
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In reply to Post #17
I don't match fish, but I do try and be organised. A solid PVA bag to me is the perfect presentation, you can really refine and tweak your presentation and there's so many possibilities with PVA bags. I'd rather sit at home making these up so I can get them right, as your time fishing can then be better spent watching the water and finding the fish.
I don't think I've had to make a new baited rig up on the bank for ages and I wouldn't do it any other way.
As for the investment, how much do we all spend on rods, reels, bivvies etc. Its not much more to spend after you've bought that lot 
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Can't argue with that video for effective presentation. Does the nugget no shrivel up in the bag over time?
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In reply to Post #16
That's quite an investment in both time and money. Are you match fishing?
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In reply to Post #15
The 1.75's between 60-80 yards and the 3.5's about 50 yards - comfortably. I could go further but I really don't want to put too much strain on my 3.5 TC rods, but that's ample for me.
I actually paint the top of the 3 5oz bag stems with a red nail varnish band, just to differentiate between them.
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In reply to Post #12
how far can you chuck one of those bad boys? i tend to use small ones for more distance
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In reply to Post #12
Fair play - i think i'm doing well if i have 6 tied up! might have to start using the pva nugget though, looks effective
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In reply to Post #12
That's dedication mate.
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In reply to Post #10
Yes solid PVA bags with leads in. I think I was part way through here.
I use 1.75 oz and 3.5 oz in line leads.
Here's a demo of one of my bags with the pva nugget included:
PVA Solid Bag (With PVA Nugget) Demonstration
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In reply to Post #10
I think he means pva mesh bags.
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In reply to Post #9
60-80 with leads in ?!
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