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In feeder fishing, the result of the feed depends not only on the composition, but also on the stirring, dosing and method of feeding. Feeder presses, beatdrops and stirrers are collected here three groups of tools with separate tasks. The press forms a portion for the feeder, the beitdropper serves as a stand-alone feeder, and the stirrer helps the mixture reach an even working structure.

Start with the way you intend to feed, not the largest instrument. If you work with a moulded portion, the mould must match the feeder. When mixing, a groundbait mixing whisk is selected relative to the vessel and the quantity prepared. A groundbait bucket with enough free space limits spillage, and a groundbait sieve is useful when looking for a uniform structure. For a small portion, use a suitable pot instead of carrying the mixture around the walls.

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PRESTON ICS BANJO XR MOULD Form is a practical dosing example for Banjo XR feeder. At the top, pellets or groundbait are placed, then the groundbait is pressed through the two side wings. The lower button releases the shaped portion. The benefit is the repeatable amount at each charge, as long as the humidity and pressure remain similar. This makes it easy to maintain a constant rhythm when frequently recharging the selected distance.

Compatibility is more important than trying to use one tool for everything. The form is combined with the specified feeder type, while the bait dropper has another role in the feed. When stirring, make sure the mixture reaches all parts of the vessel; dry pockets and excessive compaction change the portion release into the water.

On the fishing venue, do a short sample before the first accurate cast. If the mix remains in the mould, adjust the preparation or pressure; if it breaks down when loading, check the consistency. When you change position or distance, watch the feeder empty rather than assume that the same portion works everywhere. Change only one factor at each correction to understand its actual effect.

After the trip, remove the stuck groundbait from the press, wings, button and stirrer. Do not store leftovers in moving parts, because the next time you use it, the dose may come out unevenly. Arrange the mixing and moulding tools separately; by the wateryou will reach for the right element without disturbing the already moody feeder rig.

Once you've specified how you're going to groundbait the groundbait, proceed to Fishing accessories and check the connection with the remaining feeder tackle. Feeding Tools serves to a wider comparison of instruments, and Feeder Baskets is the natural next stop in agreement with the selected feeder.