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Recently fished a new venue where surface fishing is allowed. There were loads of carp cruising around the top with it being so hot.
Pedigree Chum Mixers appear to be a popular choice as a feed bait to get the fish confidently feeding on the top, but which is the best way of attaching them to the hook so that they look as natural as the free offerings do to the fish.
Do I band them? Hair rig them? Use a soft floating hooker pellet that I can bury the hook in? Help from anyone who successfully fishes this method would be greatly appreciated.
Pedigree Chum Mixers appear to be a popular choice as a feed bait to get the fish confidently feeding on the top, but which is the best way of attaching them to the hook so that they look as natural as the free offerings do to the fish.
Do I band them? Hair rig them? Use a soft floating hooker pellet that I can bury the hook in? Help from anyone who successfully fishes this method would be greatly appreciated.