Bag 'n' Stick Mixes

Bag 'n' Stick Mixes

Update March 2023: Due to huge price increases in ingredient and manufacturing costs for these Stick Mixes mixes of late, we have limited this range to two products for the time being. 

The following dedicated Bag 'n' Stick Mixes have proved extremely popular and can be used to increase food signals within your baited area. They can also be used in conjunction with crushed, crumbed or chopped boilies, as well as particles to create added attraction within your spod or spomb mix. The mixes include identical attractors to that of the corresponding boilies and will create a carpet of food in the baited area that will send out matching food signals and keep the fish foraging around the baited area for longer periods of time. Perfect for short session use to pull fish into the area quicker.

 

Bag 'n' Stick Mixes

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B5 Bag 'n' Stick Mix
This popular mix has been developed to match the rest of our B5 product range and contains a blend of marine extracts, cereal derivatives, micronised...
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Black Snail Bag 'n' Stick mix
This attractive mix has been developed to match the rest of our popular Black Snail product range and contains a blend of natural aquatic...
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Bag 'n' Stick Mixes

Team Essential member Wayne Lindsey with one of two 40lb+ commons caught within a week by increasing attraction levels in his baited area.

Since the publication of numerous articles on PVA stick mix presentations, the use of dedicated mixes to facilitate for this style of fishing have become very popular indeed. The main principle behind this type of presentation is being able to place your hook bait smack bang in the middle of a concentrated parcel of food.

In many ways, it's the perfect way to achieve absolute pin point bait presentation around your baited rig, and there are times when it can be an absolutely deadly method. This type of presentation can often lead to an extra bite or two when perhaps single hook baits or stringers fail to achieve the desired results. The extra attraction of tiny particles breaking down around your hook bait will send out a cloud of food that will not only provide a bigger visual target for the fish to see, but will also send out effective food signals into the surrounding water.