BIG ONE River Hemp & Halibut 2mm Pellets Mix – 2kg

TEDDY FISHER LTD

£12.49

Big One Pellets, a high-oil 2mm pellet mix combining hemp and halibut, designed for river and feeder fishing. Supplied in a 2kg bucket for serious sessions and consistent feeding. River Big One Hemp Halibut Pellets 2mm is a high-attraction feed mix created for anglers targeting fish in rivers and demanding venues. Combining the natural oil content of hemp with the proven pulling power of halibut pellets, this blend delivers a steady and long-lasting feeding response. The fine 2mm size makes it perfect for feeder, method feeder, and pole fishing. Once dampened, the pellets soften evenly, creati

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