Vacuvin storage jars

Bought mine from Amazon,dont know whether their still available on there tho,try a site called maggot drowning.

Theres a link on a post titled pellet pump by paul a w

sorry smed its titled vacuvin pumps

Vacuvins all the way, nothing else compares to them.

Call Steve at Subfish his are the best ever lol
the small triangular ones ,they are expensive but brilliant m8 last ages.

i just bought a new sonu baits one, very impressed so far, easy and works….what more do you need!

Sonu baits one is good, is a white one just like you described.

Had a vacuvin and it did sink pellets quicker than any pump I’ve used BUT they’re not made for the job and crack around where the pump fits if you put any pressure on them.

Ive got the sonu baits one, best one ive had so far!

I dont understand why people use them to be honest, i’ve never owned 1. you only need a pump if your doing large quantities for feeding which i never do as normal coarse pellets are better especially in summer when the fish are more active. Ijust soak the pellets in just enough waterto cover them and add some gelatine…dead simple!

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Pumping is easier and quicker – I take a handfull of Ringers coldwater with me, pump them on the bank in lake water and they’re ready to us in two minutes, what could be easier than that ?

plastic bottles all the way…have used them for couple of years now..cost knack all and if i can do 1 pt per go if needed.

plastic bottles all the way…have used them for couple of years now..cost knack all and i can do 1 pt per go if needed.

Smed – I use an old oasis drinks bottle (I have about 5 of them) because they have a wide neck.

Put your pellets in the bottle, fill to the top with water, screw the lid back on and squeeze the sides of the bottle. they will sink, when you take the top off the bottle they will float again and the water will have dropped about 1/2 inch….top up the bottle, squeeze again and 99% will sink.

I then drain off the excess water leaving a little bit to cover the pellets, put the lid back on and take to the bank like that…I can prep 4mm in one bottle, 6mm in another.

I have tried browning pumps, vacuvin, the other ones with the little clear thing on the end and the bycycle pump thing and the same ones with a blue pump and in the end, they all break. A bottle has never broke on me yet LOL.

My 2 year old grand-daughter was fascinated watching the pellets fall and rise in the water. Using a 2 pint milk bottle and 6mm Ringers Dark I couldn’t get more than about a 1/3rd to sink permanently though.