The Frank Warwick Immortals Bread Pellets

Name: The Frank Warwick Immortals Bread Pellets
Brand: Enterprise Tackle

Enterprise Tackle

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The bread pellets are ultra soft buoyant and will take a flavour very well. I would use these for zig rigs, surface fishing or on a chod rig. Other uses could include using with a PVA bag of liquidised bread, tipping off boilies, pellets etc, or try glueing maggots to one to produce a fantastic medusa rig. Try them you won’t be disappointed When a 10mm hook bait is required, unless you go to a great deal of effort and experimentation, you can easily have a hook bait that will go soft, loose buoyancy or split. The Immortal Range Boilies are just that, immortal, retaining 100% buoyancy, are pest

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