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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

What is the difference between a pop-up and a regular boilie?

A regular boilie sinks, a pop-up floats. So a pop-up hangs just above the bottom and stays visible on a dirty or soft bottom, where a sinking boilie would sink in.

How long does a pop-up stay afloat?

A good pop-up stays afloat for many hours. On long sessions it is wise to refresh your bait now and then, because the buoyancy slowly decreases as the bait absorbs water.

Which rig do I use for a pop-up?

Classics are the chod rig, the ronnie rig and the hinged stiff rig. They present the pop-up a few centimetres above the bottom. Experiment with the height until your bait hangs just above the debris.

Which colour pop-up works best?

There is no fixed rule. Bright white, yellow or pink stands out and attracts curious fish. On heavily fished waters an inconspicuous pop-up in the colour of your feed sometimes works better. Variety is the key.

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Alles over pop-ups

What are pop-ups?

Pop-ups are floating boilies. Thanks to their buoyancy your hookbait hangs just above the bottom, exactly where the carp can find it easily. On a bottom with leaves, silt or duckweed your bait always stays visible and easy to pick up.

When do you choose a pop-up?

  • On a soft or dirty bottom where sinking bait sinks in
  • On rigs such as the chod rig, ronnie rig or hinged stiff rig
  • As an eye-catcher on or next to your feed
  • In cold water, with one bright bait and little feed

Combining pop-ups with your feed

You can match your pop-up with the flavour of your feed boilies, so hookbait and feed form one whole. Or you choose the opposite: a bright colour such as white, yellow or pink that screams for attention among the dark feed. Both work – vary and see what the water asks for.

Our pop-ups match the flavours of our freshly rolled boilies. So you offer a hookbait that matches what the carp already knows from your baited area.

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