HAIR RIGGED PELLET

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- 26/03/2010 at 1:50 pm #38221
  TF_JEFFERS15
  i was reading an article the other day and it spoke about coating placing a pellet in a bait band and then covering it with ‘hard as nails’ nail polish. Does this stop the water from soaking into the pellet and thus lengthening the time it can stay in the water and also making it tougher, so you dont have to change it so often. i assume if this is true, it would also work when using a hair rigged pellet with a stop?
- 26/03/2010 at 2:17 pm #100030
  TF_Waveney One
  If you are going to do that, why not just use a plastic pellet?
- 26/03/2010 at 5:26 pm #100048
  TF_DAT
  Another way is to place a few pellets in an aerosol cap drop superglue onto them whilst stirring quickly,this seals them quite well and you can catch a few fish,without changing hookbaits.
- 26/03/2010 at 5:42 pm #100050
  Anonymous
  seems a lot of messing about to save e few pellets.
- 26/03/2010 at 5:55 pm #100054
  TF_JEFFERS15
  just thought it might be a good way if you are catching a few, or if you arent.
- 26/03/2010 at 6:05 pm #100057
  basher
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  I’m sure Grant does this, with shallow pellet and pole fishing, if i rememeber rightly he won the parkdean fishing lassood varnished pellets.
  
  Interesting question, makes you think how much time it might save pellet waggler fishing, less opening up lassoo’s or stretching bands, as you’d have multiple fish on one pellet ??
- 26/03/2010 at 6:21 pm #100060
  TF_JEFFERS15
  my thoughts entirely basher. if i could ever get the fish lined up, lol.
- 26/03/2010 at 6:25 pm #100061
  TF_AdzT
  Participant
  i’ll have to keep my eye on you for this weekend then if you trying all these fancy techniques!!!!!
- 26/03/2010 at 6:28 pm #100064
  TF_JEFFERS15
  not this week adam, just trying to sort some things out for w/acres. or so i say!!
- 26/03/2010 at 6:59 pm #100066
  TF_nitro
  So do you think its good for the fish, eating a varnished pellet that they may not be able to digest and which contains plenty of solvents or other toxic substances?
- 26/03/2010 at 8:35 pm #100085
  Michael Gorman
  Wako did it when he won the parkdean as well. Lasso your pellet and tie up a hair rig, then varish the pellet. Make a few hair rigs up like this, or shallow rigs for the pole, and change as and when (if) the pellet starts 2 deteriorate. Cracking time saver, and its not like your feeding the fish varnished pellets!
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