Sticky Krill Floaters 3kg

Sticky Krill Floaters 3kg introduces a unique and innovative approach to surface fishing, tapping into the potent pulling power of The Krill. Unlike conventional floating pellets merely re-bagged, Sticky has quietly developed a proprietary coating process, setting their product apart. This process results in a floating bait that not only attracts carp into your swim but also holds their attention there.

The high-protein pellets undergo a treatment with two special coatings, initiating a breakdown process upon landing in your swim. This breakdown releases soluble attractors, microscopic food particles, and fish oils into the water, creating a stimulating environment that encourages carp to feed. The initial coating disintegrates upon contact with water, dispersing food signals and bait fragments across the surface. Subsequently, the second coating takes effect, introducing highly soluble attractors into the water column. This two-stage breakdown ensures that food signals rapidly spread across the surface while penetrating deep into the water column, reaching carp that may not be visible on the surface.

A notable feature is the attractive oils embedded in the bait during the coating process, generating an impressive slick as the coatings break down. This slick not only flattens any ripple on the water’s surface but also serves as a natural attractant for carp, eliminating the need for additional oil for glugging.

Sticky Krill Floaters 3kg revolutionizes surface fishing with its groundbreaking coating process, delivering a bait that goes beyond conventional floating pellets. Elevate your angling experience with this specially crafted product designed to entice and engage carp in your swim effectively.

“Krill Floaters add an extra dimention to my surface fishing, I love the mixture of sizes and they are so much more attractive than standard floaters. The smaller sizes are great for getting the fish going, while the 11mm size help lull the fish into taking your hookbait. You simply won’t find a better surface bait than Krill Floaters!”