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08/08/2011 at 8:02 pm #48176
TF_rayroyAre these available yet? – and who stocks them – near sunny canvey island essex OR on the internet?
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08/08/2011 at 8:55 pm #146633
TF_FBluesThey’re available Rayroy but selling like hot cakes and shops are really struggling to keep them in stock apparently as supplies are quite limited. Marukyu have been shocked at the take-up of them. Some shops have them but not all shops stock Marukyu. Pete’s Tackle in Sarfend are listed as stockists or mail order.
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08/08/2011 at 10:35 pm #146641
TF_MinoMarukyu are more than welcome to have my two jars of JPzs back.
Last week i was catching a skimmer or small carp a chuck until i put a JPz on. I didn’t even get an indication. Put on a worm/maggot/expander/banded hard pellet and it was a bite a chuck again.
Yesterday whenever it tried to hair rig a JPz onto a band it split into two. I gave up after a dozen or so pellets.
Waste of money…………just my opinion of course.
Ewan
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09/08/2011 at 8:20 am #146649
TF_JohnHHad the same problem Mino, hair rigged just like Jamie Masson in the current Match fishing and they just fell off or split. I just gave up. Tried them direct on the hook and seemed ok but caught nowt on them yet.
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09/08/2011 at 8:31 am #146650
TF_joffmiester😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 😀 £5.99 a small pot you lot must be made of money 😀 😀 😀 ask rob wootton what he catches on !!!!
very often just maggot corn or caster no thrills just a top angler ,when he won Ivans match he sat inbetween two marukyu boys 202lb later he’d blown them away 😀 😀 😀
the only thing marukyu catches is the angler 😉 😉 it used to be floats 😀 😀 😀SENSAS till i dye :p :p :p
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09/08/2011 at 7:06 pm #146683
TF_Chum MixerParticipantDoes Marukyu mean lighter on the wallet in Asian ? :rolleyes:
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09/08/2011 at 7:31 pm #146689
TF_FBluesJamie Masson must be brilliant the fish he catches on them. He can even hair rig them. Maybe he has a different technique eh? Mino: They’re going for £12 and up + p&p a jar on eBay – now’s your chance – or sell them to Rayroy at what you paid for them.
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09/08/2011 at 8:01 pm #146692
TF_justin caseGreat little pellets caught me a fair few fish when things aint been going right and definatly have a place in my bait bag
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09/08/2011 at 8:21 pm #146695
TF_RutilusThey are on ebay for £14.99 but nobody has bought them!! lol
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09/08/2011 at 8:32 pm #146696
TF_holwell53Thats because they only retail at £5.99
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09/08/2011 at 9:06 pm #146701
TF_CutnutMARlow’s UK Yen Umbrella
and more power to him for spotting a good product.
Not tried the JPZ pellet so can’t comment on them.
However, I’ve used the paste mixes and have learn’t how to catch on them,and been surprised at what the fish will take and caught several large carp ove 6lb on what can only be described as a ‘drip of snot’. Very odd stuff to use but crucians seem to luv the fibre paste, especially as it turns more snotty on the hook.
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10/08/2011 at 8:45 am #146727
TF_JohnHKeith, Jamie was simply pulling a bait band through them as there was a photo in the said article. I tried this and they would not hold or split. Maybe he had superglue on the band or maybe I have a bad batch. I cant rule out though that Jamie benefits if sales increase. I also do not think any angler worth his salt would not promote rubbish, so clearly I need to do some more work before jumping to conclusions.
Using a method feeder with burried pellets helps, I recall Darren Cox telling me some time ago that he often caught on the method with a bare hook so maybe Jamies pellets are not as magic as he thinks!! -
10/08/2011 at 9:19 am #146730
TF_GavinJamie (Mc)Masson also caught plenty of fish before MaryQ was ever heard of in this country!
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10/08/2011 at 9:49 am #146731
TF_justin caseJust hook them like any other bait
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10/08/2011 at 12:37 pm #146738
TF_FBluesSo why would Jamie (Mc)Masson compromise his winability by using inferior products? He CLEARLY feels he’ll catch more and win more. You may not know this but he was buying the stuff (as was Andy Kinder) and using it LONG before they became part of the pro-team. They approached Marukyu, NOT the other way round, after success at Hallcroft using the baits.
JohnH: I’ve had no trouble with them splitting but I use the smallest bands I can get away with. You can buy them in HUGE bulk as 2mm orthodontic bands from dental suppliers or just buy the Drennan Natural Latex Pellet Bands in ‘micro’ size. Use a fine baiting needle, stretch the band out and slide the JPz on. Or, as justin case says, stick them on a hook!
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10/08/2011 at 1:22 pm #146741
TF_JohnHThanks Keith I will experiment!
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10/08/2011 at 3:12 pm #146743
TF_oddmanRubbish tried them and never had a bite. i was defo caught by them.
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10/08/2011 at 3:39 pm #146745
TF_GavinKeith, where did I say it was inferior? I just think it’s a fallacy to say it’s good cos Mr X uses and catches on it when Mr X caught well before using other baits.
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10/08/2011 at 3:56 pm #146746
TF_ross mI think they are great ,have cought me fish when everything has failed,I have no problem getting them on a hair rigged band can get them on in seconds 🙂
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10/08/2011 at 5:14 pm #146750
TF_FBluesYou tried it Gavin? Any of it? Taking experienced match anglers out of the equation for a moment, Marukyu’s range is the ONLY groundbait I have ever been able to mix perfectly, each and every time, right out of the bag using the right amount of water – and it tells you that amount – by hand. I was with some England internationals last week; to a man, well all bar one, used a drill to mix a kilo or so of bait to get it right. One man didn’t and his bait, a well-known, proprietary brand, was a mix of lumps and powder. He said: “I didn’t have time to get it right.” This is a current England international using one of the most popular mixes from the most popular brands of groundbait ever. How on this Earth can a novice be expected to be able to use it?
Now I’ve had plenty of bad days on maggot, I’ve blanked on bloodworm and had trouble hooking it but I tell you this, anyone not catching on a particular day using any of these products and canning them after that is missing a large trick. I am not involved with Marukyun in any way. They asked me to write a piece for their brochure and I did, without receiving or being offered a brass farthing, only some bait to test and fish with so I could write about it accurately. I am not on their pro-team, they do not pay me and have never paid me so I’m not saying all this because I get ANY sort of gain out of it at all.
My greatest wish is to get more people fishing and then catching more fish. I honestly find it VERY hard to believe that someone has caught on every other bait in the box and NOT on JPz because I have had EXACTLY the opposite reaction almost every time I’ve used them and the ones I have are old samples that have been tested for temperature effects – frozen and heated – a year old. I’ve never kept a ‘good’ jar as people watching have been astonished at the fish I’ve been catching and I’ve given them away. That’s not to say everyone has caught on them because they haven’t, mostly because they try NOT to catch on them. One bloke last week said he caught well on method on ordinary pellets, well on paste down the edge but nothing on JPz at 7m. I queried it and it then came about that he couldn’t catch on corn, meat or anything else there and never can in summer.
I blanked over one of the groundbaits at Gold Valley last year when there had been some super silver fish weights the week before and thought it must not work there. Then Will Raison told me why I’d failed to catch and that he’d had exactly the same when every peg was in – which it was on the day I was there. I used it there two weeks ago and won Middle lake with a 30% margin! 60lb, 44lb second!
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10/08/2011 at 5:34 pm #146754
TF_tony beresford@Mino wrote:
Marukyu are more than welcome to have my two jars of JPzs back.
Last week i was catching a skimmer or small carp a chuck until i put a JPz on. I didn’t even get an indication. Put on a worm/maggot/expander/banded hard pellet and it was a bite a chuck again.
Yesterday whenever it tried to hair rig a JPz onto a band it split into two. I gave up after a dozen or so pellets.
Waste of money…………just my opinion of course.
Ewan
SORRY MATE BUTI HAVE TO QUESTION HOW YOU ARE USING THEM I HAVE FOUND THEM BRILLIANT ON COMMERCIALS AND WILD BREAM WATERS ASK HOLLWELL HE WILL PUT YOU RIGHT
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10/08/2011 at 7:01 pm #146768
TF_karp_katchercorn….36p tesco`s…..16 tins of corn or 1 jar jpz…no contest!
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10/08/2011 at 7:19 pm #146770
TF_tony beresford@karp_katcher wrote:
corn….36p tesco`s…..16 tins of corn or 1 jar jpz…no contest!
and at a guess you catch karp and not carp
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10/08/2011 at 7:22 pm #146771
TF_karp_katcheri catch carp you talk crap!…..lol.
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10/08/2011 at 8:15 pm #146775
Anonymousand whats wrong with ordinary expander pellet ??…caught more on that then any other pellet.. :rolleyes:
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10/08/2011 at 9:06 pm #146782
TF_GavinKeith, as it happens I have tried some of the groundbaits! Yes, they do mix very well, in fact perfectly every time. Did they catch me any more fish? I’m unconvinced they did! I’m not saying they don’t work, they must as people seem to catch over them, but are they better? In my opinion….. Well, I don’t think they are worth paying twice the price of a mix that the only fault I’ve ever found with it is that it needs pushing through a riddle, a process that takes a whole minute.
I think the only one missing a trick is you, I’ve never canned the brand, merely offered MY opinion on the products from MY experience. I’ve never said they don’t catch fish, I just pointed out that anglers caught fish BEFORE they were available, and will continue to do so without them.
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10/08/2011 at 10:19 pm #146788
TF_FBluesThey’re not all twice the price though Gavin, a common misconception. The thing is, as I wrote earlier, they WILL catch a lot more fish for a lot of anglers who currently waste their money on groundbait they can’t mix properly. I’ve yet to see a pleasure angler with a riddle on the bank, or a DeWalt come to that, in nearly 60 years of angling. I’ve seen plenty with groundbait that is as good as useless though, because they can’t mix it. Obviously experts may not consider them a benefit but I’d disagree with that on the evidence of my own catches. They are not ideal for bloodworm fishing or balling it on rivers; those mixes are more designed to carry loose feed and form a base than actually attract fish on their own merits. But as far as anything that has fishmeal goes, I think, honestly and without any kind of commercial incentive, that the groundbaits are far, far superior to anything I have ever used, both on ease of use, and encouragement of fish to feed. That’s my opinion based on using the baits for some time on a variety of fisheries, both commercial and ‘natural’ (estate lakes, old abbey stew ponds, reservoirs and gravel pits).
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11/08/2011 at 5:10 am #146792
TF_CutnutJust the mention of Marukyu seems to increase bites 😀
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14/09/2011 at 9:25 pm #148621
TF_rayroyI have obtained some SFA430 liquid and SFA441 additive BUT can not find a stockist for the groundbaits and pellets???
I got the above from P&T Bait & Tackle Billericay.
I went to Pete’s Tackle Rochford and was told they had some Marukyu products and have sold out BUT will not be getting any more in stock!!! – why i dont know ???
Any more shops that i could try???
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15/09/2011 at 8:38 am #148626
TF_FBluesThat’s why tackle shops repeatedly go skint: “Sold out mate, won’t be getting any more.” I wonder how many items they have in that shop over 5 years old – check out the size 4 and 2 hooks, and 22 and 20 eyed hooks for a start, then go to some of the rubbish floats, crap feeders (“We bought them cos they were cheap” etc etc.)
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15/09/2011 at 3:47 pm #148636
TF_proper tidal boydianna ross here” still waiting ” maybe we could put them to the test at barnes and mortlake newly aquaited fishery at the end of your road f/ blues yes THE MARINERS BASIN ????? 😀 😀 😀
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15/09/2011 at 4:35 pm #148639
TF_Chris VandervleitParticipant@rayroy wrote:
I have obtained some SFA430 liquid and SFA441 additive BUT can not find a stockist for the groundbaits and pellets???
I got the above from P&T Bait & Tackle Billericay.
I went to Pete’s Tackle Rochford and was told they had some Marukyu products and have sold out BUT will not be getting any more in stock!!! – why i dont know ???
Any more shops that i could try???
rayroy
confused from canvey :confused:Give Bowlers in Dagenham a go they seem to have a good stock…Not sure about the pellets though. http://www.bowlersangling.co.uk
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15/09/2011 at 5:24 pm #148641
TF_PikeyRayroy – I think you will struggle to find any JPz’s at the moment as the whole country seems to be short of them (I managed to get the last two jars from BuryHill fishery last week) 😀 There is loads of GB to be had from on line shops, just search for Marukyu.
If anyone thinks the pelletts are rubbish and doesn’t want them then I will happilly take them off your hands !
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15/09/2011 at 6:11 pm #148645
TF_FBluesThere are containers on the way that land maybe today I think. There are enough to fulfil orders I have been told.
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15/09/2011 at 6:17 pm #148646
TF_LeeI quite simply have won my last two matchs using Marukyu baits products.
The Nori feed pellets at £3.99 seem to work an absolute treat.
The JPz have been my first choice hook bait for the last two matchs as i say fished over the Nori pellets….cant fault the pellets the company or any of there products in any way.
Two winning brown enevlopes have more than paid for the outlay.Tight lines
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15/09/2011 at 9:26 pm #148664
TF_rayroyI went to Churchgates Lake shop (the old Wickford Angling) today and got some more SFA430 liquid, and they are getting a delivery next week – hopefully !!!
Keith – you are right about the stock level in Pete’s Rochford, a lot of old dusty items line the shelves, they need a good sort-out and reorganisation.
Thanks for all of the replies.
ray
from sunny canvey island – well today it was 😎PS – any of you that remember my back problems, i had my disc opp back in may, but 2 weeks ago had a relapse and today had an epidural injection, but i have been back fishing, but only do short sessions.
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15/09/2011 at 9:40 pm #148665
TF_FBluesHope the back gets sorted mucker.
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16/09/2011 at 4:36 pm #148691
TF_respectTed Carters have a large selection of Marukyu pellets/Groundbait/additives,they have the full range,i would ring for upto date stocks though! ask for Phil 🙂
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16/09/2011 at 9:55 pm #148711
TF_DATGood luck RayRoy 5 days into a facet joint injection myself and feel pretty good.Missed most of August when my back went out but trying to get back active by walking daft dog again and hope to start fishing again soon.Sat watching my 2 lads over last couple of weeks and jpz are working for them fished over 151.Not clever enough to understand all the science of marukyu but it seems to work for my two lads(13 and 14)
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17/09/2011 at 3:31 am #148716
TF_rayroyJust found some JPz on e bay for £5.99 + p&p £2.20 = £8.19
So placed an order !!! 🙂
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17/09/2011 at 9:20 am #148724
TF_DoddyManaged to get last jar from local shop last Saturday, they were keeping them behind counter and limiting the number you could buy due to them appearing on ebay at silly prices.
Tried them for first time at The Glebe on Sunday morning probably didn’t persevere long enough only had a couple of Bream on them before switching back to corn.
On another note fished the Wye on Thursday and after a biteless couple of hours added some 131 to my groundbait mix and me and my lad finished with 11 Barbel hooked between us not all landed I might add. This may have just been a coincidence but sure we all know how big a part confidence in what you are using is on how we fish 🙂
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17/09/2011 at 6:30 pm #148756
DrynetParticipantGot 2 jars from foster’s Roy and the Marukyu team was there today.
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08/10/2011 at 4:46 pm #149636
TF_FishingbaitsJust picked up on this forum. I have got carried away with the Marukyu baits this season. I have caught more than ever before in my life. This has been mainly due to the fact I have been fascinated with the Science that goes into their design and manufacture.
This has helped with me understand what to use, how to use it and when.
This has led me to build a web site where I will be selling the Marukyu range on line, giving an overview of what, how and when to use it. There is even bait wizard where you input your conditions and the wizard will build you a perfect bait package for your day. The bait wizard has been designed by members of the Marukyu Pro team.
Finally the site will give you next day delivery.
I am 2 weeks away from launching, so will. Give you the URL / link when it live if anyone is interested.
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08/10/2011 at 7:12 pm #149637
TF_lump@Fishingbaits wrote:
Just picked up on this forum. I have got carried away with the Marukyu baits this season. I have caught more than ever before in my life. This has been mainly due to the fact I have been fascinated with the Science that goes into their design and manufacture.
This has helped with me understand what to use, how to use it and when.
This has led me to build a web site where I will be selling the Marukyu range on line, giving an overview of what, how and when to use it. There is even bait wizard where you input your conditions and the wizard will build you a perfect bait package for your day. The bait wizard has been designed by members of the Marukyu Pro team.
Finally the site will give you next day delivery.
I am 2 weeks away from launching, so will. Give you the URL / link when it live if anyone is interested.
hello Roy? is that you? 😀
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08/10/2011 at 7:37 pm #149640
TF_AdzTParticipantBrought my jar today. Off to fish my local club water which is pretty hard, so I will give them a go on pole and feeder and see what happens. If I don’t try I will never know! Will post my opinions a later tomorrow.
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08/10/2011 at 7:58 pm #149642
TF_FishingbaitsHa ha, no it isn’t Mr Marlow 🙂
In fact I do not work for Marukyu. I have however spent this Spring and summer testing, researching and understanding their baits.
If you are using the JPz’s, I can recommend the Marukyu Groundbaits EFG130 or EFG131 to go with them.
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08/10/2011 at 10:16 pm #149650
TF_baitchefParticipantyou are all mad!!
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08/10/2011 at 10:37 pm #149652
TF_Johnny MacThey catch loads….of anglers 😉
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09/10/2011 at 7:41 am #149653
TF_Leaky Lloydi got a jar off roy on a recent marukyu day at glebe, they where awsome down there but i suppose the fish are use to em at glebe !!!
got another jar !!!!lets start the bidding at £10 ? :p 😀
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09/10/2011 at 5:05 pm #149666
AnonymousAre they as good as Ultrabite?
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09/10/2011 at 7:26 pm #149672
TF_AdzTParticipantused them today, i thought they would be alot tougher than they actually are. The bait band did split the pellet, but i think this was because i was using too bigger band, so will try them with a micro band.
My club water has lots of small fish, when i used the JPz i didnt get bitted out like i did with a 4mm expander on, and got through to the small carp, skimmers, and crucians. the real test will be when i’m really struggling and i slip one on and see what happens!!
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26/10/2011 at 9:02 pm #150365
TF_Fishingbaitshttp://fishingbaits.biz has been launched.
It is packed with information on the Marukyu range, Roy’s videos are on it along with a load of other written articles.
There’s a bait wizard where you can input your conditions season, target species, depth etc and it will work out a potent bait package.
Te first news article is a decent read for those who are untrusting of their scientific development techniques.
The best bit is Krilled maggots ready made, saving the hassle of making them. They’ve also got ready made hemp, corn as well as the Marukyu Boilies, Pellets, JPz, Pastes.
It next day delivery, all for £2.50
Anyway it gives more than the average online outlet as it’s worth a read for information.
What do you think?
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27/10/2011 at 8:31 am #150375
Anonymousfunny time to launch a bait website when bait sales are going to plummet as winter approaches. still send me a half pint of squatt, a half of pinkies and 3 lobworms. cheque ok?
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27/10/2011 at 8:50 am #150377
TF_Smedwow i wanted to go float fishing for all species of fish next week and my reccomended bait bill was 35 quid!
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27/10/2011 at 9:18 am #150379
TF_blissParticipantGreen Nori JPZ’s coming soon…
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27/10/2011 at 10:56 am #150383
TF_holwell53coming in April.
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27/10/2011 at 1:41 pm #150390
TF_scottypDoes the bait site tell you the winning lottery numbers to???
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27/10/2011 at 2:21 pm #150391
TF_Tim_DSame old story, bait catches more anglers than fish! I’d rather spend more time and money getting the right tackle and presenting it right.
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27/10/2011 at 4:17 pm #150394
TF_geepsterParticipantNice video here of Roy Marlow and John Hall talking about how to get the best from JPZs….
https://www.total-fishing.com/videos/coarse-and-match-fishing-monthly
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27/10/2011 at 4:41 pm #150395
TF_Smedgeepster i know they are a sponser of the site but even you have to agree the prices are Ridiculous, and are clearly taking us anglers for a ride! i mean 30 odd quid for a winter session just on bait! i challenge anybody to pay that and sit next to an angler of the same ability and catch more than him whilst he uses a simple loaf of bread! obviously to make it fair it would have to be done over a sample of a few sessions! if it clearly outfishes a simple bread approach then ill buy it! anyone up for the challenge?
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27/10/2011 at 4:42 pm #150396
TF_Smed@Tim_D wrote:
Same old story, bait catches more anglers than fish! I’d rather spend more time and money getting the right tackle and presenting it right.
couldnt have put it better myself!
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27/10/2011 at 6:09 pm #150398
TF_rookery54I’ve used them twice now and never had a bite on them 😮
Last week i was getting a bite a chuck at Monks put one on the hook and then didn’t get a touch
i weighed in 79lb 4oz all caught on soft pellet!!!!!!!!!
i reserve judgement and will still keeping trying them to see if they work
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27/10/2011 at 6:59 pm #150408
TF_proper tidal boywell after our little knock up weds ive changed my view as ive now caught on two ocassions admittely not over 131 g/b but hemp and corn having tried fishmeal and pellets to no avail the fizz between g/b against hemp corn was notably more towards h/c why do you think that was also the jpzs were brilliant hook hold two jps on a p24 in a 16 ws the best bite ratio against single ??? now if it was freezing cold might be a prob hooking as they are so slippery any tips out there??
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31/10/2011 at 9:03 am #150550
TF_JohnHFinally caught on them Saturday at the Glebe (Prettys). I had caught long on bits of paste and corn and had just come onto my short line which I had fed for 4 hours on hemp and corn. It was slow as Saturday was cold, water temp was only 8 degrees. The man himself appeared behind me and encouraged me to try them. After about 20 minutes just dripping a bit of hemp over I started to catch on the JPz, and the bigger fish too.
Roy was telling me that bigger sizes will be out in spring and other colours too.
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31/10/2011 at 9:54 am #150552
TF_GavinI just started to watch the short video on the JPZ on the Coarse and Match Channel on here, and pretty much the first thing said by Roy was “I guarantee that each one of these baits will get you a bite or a fish”!
I turned it off after that, my god they may be good but to claim that is bloody outrageous 😮
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31/10/2011 at 10:24 am #150555
TF_JohnHI think Roy meant on that lake where he filmed at the Glebe Gavin.
PTB to get the hook in them I just place the pellet onto my trouser thigh and hook it there. I use B911 size 16.
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31/10/2011 at 11:25 am #150556
TF_duanepipetomato flaverd gelatine pellets in a cockle jar. have a taste see what you think? the kids love em! 😉
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31/10/2011 at 6:15 pm #150569
TF_macky1Ya can catch fish on a bare hook at the glebe cant ya?
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31/10/2011 at 7:26 pm #150572
TF_proper tidal boyCheers john h i tried the hook you was recommending and found it too heavy, very iffy bites changed to pr 24 in 16 and didnt look back when fishing with f blues last week, Used em sun at willy couldnt get a bite, but caught on a 11mm gv pellet funny old game fishing
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01/11/2011 at 8:35 am #150603
TF_JohnHBeen giving this some thought and concluded I failed to catch on them when I tried them over a pellet line. I think you need to treat JPz as an alternative when pellet is not working but not obviously over anything fishmeal.
How many times when pellet is not working do you catch on meat for example?
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03/11/2011 at 9:17 pm #150725
TF_billy the squidParticipantDont the chinese make enough money! plz dont rob us fishermen!
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03/11/2011 at 11:03 pm #150728
AnonymousBig clue in what your saying JohnH. When the fish have a choice between fishmeal pellets or something different in pellet form. The something different is ignored. Big bread punch gets ignored as an example. Put a slice of bread in wetted down pellets for a few hours. Then, you can catch on big bread punch over fishmeal pellets. Interesting thing is with most baits. If you fed nothing. You will catch a few. As with JPz pellets, bread punch and the likes of plastic corn. Would love to know what would happen if someone fed ony JPz pellets on a typical commerecial venue. 3 pints would be enough. Would you empty the venue, struggle or catch a similar number of fish as if you had used fishmeal pellets as we normally do? Would cost a fortune but wuld give the answer to how good these pellets really are.
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04/11/2011 at 11:30 am #150736
TF_Slider@JohnH wrote:
Been giving this some thought and concluded I failed to catch on them when I tried them over a pellet line. I think you need to treat JPz as an alternative when pellet is not working but not obviously over anything fishmeal.
How many times when pellet is not working do you catch on meat for example?
I think JPz is the same and needs to be fished over hemp, maggot etc not pellet or fishmeal based groundbait..Simply not the case John.
I have been catching LOTS of fish by fishing JPZ over 4mm hard skrettings and indeed over fishmeal groundbaits. I have also caught over corn, caster and dead maggot.
JPz is a fishing bait, it doesnt matter what you feed, if there are fish there they will eat it, the main difference is that you are not feeding them so they stand out a little better than a grain of corn over a pot of corn. Try a double JPz on a size 18 silverfish pellet hook, thats whats workinjg for me right now.
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04/11/2011 at 7:27 pm #150750
TF_proper tidal boyfishing sunday lake withs loads of skimmers/ as im typing loads of cold rainwater going in so might get a answer how they fish in the cold ??? 😀 😀
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04/11/2011 at 7:42 pm #150752
TF_lump@proper tidal boy wrote:
fishing sunday lake withs loads of skimmers/ as im typing loads of cold rainwater going in so might get a answer how they fish in the cold ??? 😀 😀
cold, wonder if they go hard? (nips off to pop a few in freezer)
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