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Dynamite’s Big Fish River!


Bait giant creates new range specifi cally aimed at the nations big fi sh river anglers - and it looks set to be a winner!


D


ynamite has hit the mark once again with an exciting new


range of products aimed primarily at river anglers. The brand already offers some great river baits including The Source, Robin Red and Marine Halibut and just in time for the new river fi shing season, ‘The Big Fish River’ range features, pastes, groundbait,


hookbaits and liquids based around two proven running water fl avours, Cheese and Garlic and Shrimp and Krill.


42 | Tackle & Guns | June 2018 Nearly two years of


research has gone into producing the new range and early tests by Dynamite’s top team of anglers during the last river season produced some fantastic results. The baits are guaranteed to be popular amongst river anglers targeting species such as barbel, carp and chub.


As all of the Dynamite team are anglers


themselves, lots of thought went into these baits


ticking the boxes for a river angler’s requirements. Every detail has been covered. The hookbaits, named ‘Busters’, are a unique kind of dumbell shape to help prevent them washing away downstream. They are also slightly hardened in order to help prevent being pulled off the hair by crayfi sh and nuisance species but soft and oily enough to leak fl avour into the water and attract fi sh from further downstream. Both 1.8kg groundbait


mixes include two sizes of whole halibut pellets, making the mix heavy for combatting high fl ows as well as high in feed value. The groundbaits also contain different size particles to release food content at different rates and distances, drawing fi sh up the swim and encouraging them to route around for food. The 500ml liquids are both PVA friendly and match the rest of the range as well as being high in


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