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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NoCarpPlease" data-source="post: 2913011" data-attributes="member: 7439">Adding to this1.  where bleak are not super prolific (such as the middle great ouse) you can "catch them off" by going for them for an hour or so - leaving 4 hours to catch other species.  You could probably feed them off in those circumstances as well - but risk overfeeding anything else in the swim!2. Where bleak are prolific - the bait dropper is your friend ... if you're within distance.  Don't loosefeed, not even hemp, put it all in through a dropper.3.  Bleak love flow ... so if you can ping some attractive morsels out in the flow, whilst fishing the crease or inside ... you will experience fewer problems</blockquote>