For preparation, use a pot with enough free volume to stir without scattering. Moisten gradually and assess how the mixture will work under the particular current. The lid is useful in transport, but do not store a moist organic mixture for long in a tightly closed box. Separate the work portion from the reserve and keep the food tools separate from the rest of the tackle.
The way of filing determines the form of affiliation. From a boat, a net bag for groundbait can release the contents gradually if it is fixed securely and does not interfere with ropes, engine or movement on board. From the shore or pier are more suitable solutions that reach the point controlled. Consider the size of the holes, portion, depth and speed of the water.
Salt water and food residues require strict care. After the outing, empty the paraphernalia, wash them with fresh water and let them dry completely. Look at the connections, cords, shutters and mesh before next use. Wear a separate brush if the net retains oily residue. Do not leave any food or packaging in the water and check local rules because the acceptable means and quantities may differ.
For all the preparation compare Marine Fishing, The bait and bait, the Feeding Tools, the bait and bait boxes and the buckets and sieves.