Hi Rolling, the best way is to experiment but I would mix a packet of AC with some grounbait or crumb. If you want it to form a cloud near the surface them mix it quite wet and cup in small balls. As I said if you experiment down the edge you will find the consistency that suits the method. By the way last year when I first tried AC I mixed the strawberry one with green fishmeal groundbait, sounds unappetising to us but the bream went mad for it.
I also tried the atomic worm mixed into choppy and that seemed to attract fish,also I just tried the white one mixed with white crumb and it was brilliant either loose fed or in a feeder.
and no I dont have any connection with GB.

hi mate if you are using maggots just tip quarter of a bag of cloud in to a pint of maggots then use a kinder cup on the pole put maggots and dry cloud in the cup and fish it like that feeding a bit every time you ship out

GOT to agree with gary. I’ve been using dry on maggots, casters and pellet fishing shallow on the pole and on the waggler.

Does using AC on dry pellet work well? I’ve not tried AC on them before, only on damp pellet which works very well.

for fishing to hand for silvers or carp (feeding by hand or catty)

All i do is refrigerate my maggots (clean and maize free) the night before fishing,

take them out in the morning by the time you get to venue the maggots will be slightly damp due to condensation,

i then just mix the A.C in with the maggots the same as you would maize,

the A.C clings to the maggots by doing the above, if feeding by hand/catty the A.C does not blow off the bait.

As with Simonp on maggots but also similar with casters.
Mostly used red atomic for this, goes with the red maggot and the casters.
A T also coats dry pellet suprisingly well for feeding and if you dunk a hard banded pellet 1st in water then in A T it works excellent, giivng you that edge.
Mind you you do end up with coloured hands but its worth it~clap