Moisten in stages. Add some of the water, stir, let the mixture absorb moisture and then adjust. One-off pouring easily makes lumps and changes the breakdown. A sieve helps to even out structure, and a clean bucket allows you to appreciate consistency. If you add pellets, seeds, or other large fraction, do it according to the total quantity and the target, not just to increase the volume.
Connect the bait to the hook. The two do not necessarily have to be the same, but they must work in a logic of aroma, size and nutritionality. In cold water or weak activity, start with a smaller amount and observe. In an active fish, pass rhythmically without changing the composition, distance and rig at the same time, because then you won't know which change has given the result.
Prepare a small batch first and record the water-mix ratio if you want to repeat the successful consistency. Keeps dry food closed and away from moisture and foreign odors. Don't leave any debris on the shore. The practical choice in PS Baits follows a simple sequence: target fish and fishing venue, the required mechanics, controlled wetting and accurate feeding.
For the full preparation compare bait and bait, Carp feeders, the Feeding Tools and the buckets and sieves. Thus, the mixture is selected along with the preparation and the feeding.
