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As fishermen, we at Pallatrax have looked to cover all the angles with The Method Mix. Like most of our products, The Mix was been developed at Pallington Lakes and, by combining proven scientific facts with extensive field-testing, has resulted in a specific blend which includes fishmeal's, proteins and stimulants, a balanced and nutritional mix that fish find hard to resist and actually want to eat. It is that simple.
Using The Method Mix is one of the most effective ways of placing added attractant immediately next to your hookbait, even closer using the Stonze™ and a Stumpy Rig. Due to the pitted and porous surface, the Method Mix will bind around your Stonze™ and take on the flavour. Using The Method Mix and ‘Stonze™ System’, we have cast accurately in excess of 100 metres.
As the Method Mix breaks down it reveals just another stone among those occurring naturally, so the fish will detect nothing but food and are more likely to take your hook bait, instead of possibly shying away from the usual man-made and totally unnatural feeders and leads that we have come to use.
There is nothing worse than having a mix that won’t bind or isn't up to the job of being able to be cast the distance required, and with our Method we have taken these factors to task, also seriously looking at the breakdown rates of the mix across the board. To this end we have developed a highly efficient, fish-catching mix that we are extremely proud of, to say the least. Definitely a real edge that has frequently produced the goods with some massive carp, tench and bream bags and even more recently also been accredited in the capture of some excellent double figure barbel. Time has taught us that it is always worth your while to put that extra bit of effort and thought in to blending a mix that is just right.
By following Clive Owden’s instructions and photographs, you will be able to prepare a mix that really works. One word of caution, always make sure that your tackle is up to it. You certainly wouldn't want your rod to buckle under the weight of the method or the ‘grunt’ needed to cast out!!
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