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CatchPro boilies

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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 wafter and a pop-up?

A pop-up really floats and hangs above the bottom. A wafter is balanced: it sinks very slowly and lies weightlessly on the bottom together with the hook. That makes a wafter less conspicuous, a pop-up more visible.

When do I choose a wafter instead of a boilie?

Especially on waters with a lot of fishing pressure. Carp there recognise heavily or stiffly presented bait. A wafter behaves like a loose feed boilie and raises less suspicion.

Which rig do I fish a wafter on?

A wafter works on almost any standard rig, for example a simple hair rig or a ronnie rig with a short hair. Because the wafter compensates for the hook weight, the carp sucks it in easily.

Do I need to feed when fishing with a wafter?

A wafter comes into its own among a bed of feed boilies in the same flavour. A handful of boilies or a small PVA bag around it is often enough.

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Alles over wafters

What are wafters?

Wafters are critically balanced hookbaits: they just don't float. Together with the weight of your hook, a wafter hovers just above the bottom and behaves almost weightlessly – like a loose feed boilie.

Why fish with a wafter?

  • Natural presentation: the wafter gets sucked in just as easily as a free boilie
  • The weight of the hook is masked
  • Ideal on heavily fished waters with wary carp
  • Works on almost any standard rig

Wafter, pop-up or boilie?

On a clean, hard bottom a wafter is often the best choice: inconspicuous and natural. If the bottom is dirty or soft, choose a pop-up that hangs above the debris. A regular boilie as hookbait works fine on unfished waters where the fish have seen little yet.

Match your wafter with the flavour of your feed boilies and your hookbait is no different from the feed around it. Exactly what you want with clever, cautious fish.