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CatchPro boilies

Tested at the waterside

Every flavour was developed and proven by anglers who actively fish themselves. Freshly rolled, straight to your swim.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to cook particles before feeding them?

Yes, always. First soak dry particles for 12 to 24 hours and then boil them until done. Unprepared particles swell up inside the fish and are harmful. Properly prepared particles are soft and safe.

How many particles can I feed?

Particles are small and filling, so feed with care. A few handfuls of hemp or corn are often enough to get fish grubbing. Combine with boilies so there is a real meal on your swim too.

Are tiger nuts allowed everywhere?

No. On some waters tiger nuts and other nuts are banned or subject to rules. Always check the conditions of your permit or the water before feeding them.

How long do cooked particles keep?

Stored cool, a few days. You can also freeze cooked particles in portions. If they smell sour or the liquid foams, throw them away.

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What are particles?

Particles are seeds, grains and nuts for the baited area, such as hemp, corn and tiger nuts. They are affordable, keep fish grubbing for a long time and have been a staple in carp fishing for generations.

Popular particles

  • Hemp – tiny seeds that keep carp grubbing
  • Corn – sweet, highly visible and available everywhere
  • Tiger nuts – sweet and firm, a proven carp magnet
  • Mixed grains – affordable volume for big baited areas

Important: prepare particles properly

Dry particles must always be soaked first and then cooked before you feed them. Unprepared particles swell up inside the fish and are harmful. Also check the rules of your water: tiger nuts and other nuts are not allowed everywhere.

Use particles as an affordable base for your baited area and combine them with boilies as nutritious main feed – that gives you activity and holding power on your swim.

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