[leebwfc]

Hello guys now am gonna have a do at some snottys i know some of us dont like em but there are alot in this water im thinking of fishing itlts full of silt about 1foot of silt on the deck

Just a quick question what makes a good bream mix (what gets em feeding on ur mix) looking to use the method feeder or what should i use in a bream mix

any help will be good guys

[Deano]

Always used to do well on the van den enyde stuff cant remember which one though... used to bulk it out with brown crumb add some corn,maggots and sometimes some hemp.I would probably now add some small halibuts and mollasses.

Rig wise I would go for an open ended feeder fished paternoster style with a 4 turn water knot with 4lb main 2-3lb bottom.
Happy hauling

[spike]

Originally Posted by Deano

Always used to do well on the van den enyde stuff cant remember which one though... used to bulk it out with brown crumb add some corn,maggots and sometimes some hemp.I would probably now add some small halibuts and mollasses.

Rig wise I would go for an open ended feeder fished paternoster style with a 4 turn water knot with 4lb main 2-3lb bottom.
Happy hauling

great ground bait,hes now past away RIP

[Deano]

Originally Posted by spike

great ground bait,hes now past away RIP

didnt know that but I have just done a google and they still do groundbaits, I would just use the Bream one but the other mixes will probably work just as well

Just had another search around, the one I used to use was 'Secret'

[nicholaswynn]

theres only one mix for bream and thats BRAZZUM, NOT TO SURE OF THE SPELLING

[Deano]

Originally Posted by nicholaswynn

theres only one mix for bream and thats BRAZZUM, NOT TO SURE OF THE SPELLING

Brasem....foreign for Bream funnily enough....think its sensas that one...not as good as secret though!!...

EDIT no its another van den eynde product but its not an out n out groundbait just an additive

[kermit]

I'd go for a quality groundbait (Sensas Bream, Van den Enynde Secret/Magic etc.). As stated above, bulking up with a bit of brown crumb helps keep the cost down. Fishmeal based groundbaits and pellets can also work well on venues that see lots of pellets going in.

When adding liquid try emptying the water from a can of corn, mixing with some mollasses (a superb bream additive) and then mixing away with sufficient lake water to get the correct mix.

Just to prove this works, here's a snapshot from last week!

Mike.

[HAWTHORN]

Why not just fish for carp? Works for me, I catch loads of Bream!

[leebwfc]

Originally Posted by HAWTHORN

Why not just fish for carp? Works for me, I catch loads of Bream!

thanks for the advice guys

i know what you mean about fishing for carp but this water in questions has only got a couple of carp in there that rarely show, there is a good head of bream and some decent sizes aswell

[john]

Originally Posted by leebwfc

thanks for the advice guys

i know what you mean about fishing for carp but this water in questions has only got a couple of carp in there that rarely show, there is a good head of bream and some decent sizes aswell

don't mind the odd bream session if there a good size, i don't suppose you want to tell were this place is my friend, pm if prefer, thanks

[Deano]

Originally Posted by HAWTHORN

Why not just fish for carp? Works for me, I catch loads of Bream!

true....halibut pellets used to nail a bream a chuck on one lake I fished..I even comtemplated entering the matches at one stage!!...

[booth91]

vitalin!

[Chesh]

i always had good luck with the bream when match fishing... van den eynde Expo, casters, brasem, chopped worm sweeet !

if you can get some molasses in there then go for it.. our snotty friends have avery sweet tooth lol