My favourite rig to use on commercials has to be the shotgun feeder. It's a great bit of kit to use it is spring loaded to put pellets just in front of your bait. 5* get on the shotgun feeder
Not sure I'd agree with that - it depends on how sloped the far shelf is. I've tried the shotgun feeder a few times, and it does roll down the steeper slopes. Prefer a flat-leaded feeder bottom or a feeder that isn't cylindrical for this.
I found that you have to get the contents just right otherwise it either won't eject them or ejects them too soon, sometimes on the cast. Gave up in the end.
The way I do it is a minute soaking for each mil of pellet for example 4mm pellet - 4minutes 3mm - 3minutes 30mm (will never use but for example) - 30minutes
The way I do it is a minute soaking for each mil of pellet for example 4mm pellet - 4minutes 3mm - 3minutes 30mm (will never use but for example) - 30minutes
I love using the shotgun feeders. Last season I had a few wins with my club Watchet AC using them. I find it easier to load than using a method feeder but it still puts your hookbait amongst the feed.
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Posted - 23 July 2012 : 9:29:13 PM
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Originally posted by jcbenson
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Originally posted by daleyRANGER
Certainly excellent on far shelf too
Not sure I'd agree with that - it depends on how sloped the far shelf is. I've tried the shotgun feeder a few times, and it does roll down the steeper slopes. Prefer a flat-leaded feeder bottom or a feeder that isn't cylindrical for this.
Yeah that's fair. My venue has a good shoulder on it so no problem