Nash Tackle Soluballs

RRP £3.99 per 750g

New addition to the huge Nash Tackle Bait range for 2010, are the Soluballs. These unique boille shaped feed balls, are perfect for minimal feeding approaches on days when the fish just don’t want a lot of feed. For those of you who are new to the sport and the feeding patterns of carp, the Soluballs are an alternative feeding solution, that will allow angler to feed confidently feed without any real possibility of over feeding your swim. Which is too many novice carp anglers should make the Soluballs a must have item.

Nash describes the Soluballs as being packed with marine proteins, vitamins, minerals, betaine and are individually flavoured to match perfectly to your favourite Nash boillie, so finding the right Soluball for your requirements couldn’t be any easier. They are designed to release all the unique characteristics of your chosen boilie rapidly into the swim, releasing a carpet of food particles which are designed to stimulate feeding with a breakdown of food signals that is designed to attract fish from long distances.

Feeding the Soluballs couldn’t be any easier; either by throwing stick or catapult with practice you can achieve great accuracy even at long distances. Theses perfectly round balls of feed when fired correctly, make a natural plopping sound upon contact with the waters surface. This sound mimics the natural sound of debris from birds and natural vegetation falling into the water column and is proven to attract even the most suspicious of fish into your swim.

The Soluballs are available in all flavours from both the Classic and Top Rod Ranges of boillies. Both the Classic Range and Top Rod Soluballs are available in 18mm & 24mm which are designed for general use, with a 18 & 24mm Euro version also being available for continental demands. A comprehensive feed solution for a comprehensive range of baits

Highly Recommended - UKMA recommend the Nash Cobra Quick Sticks as the ideal tool for feeding the Soluballs, follow this link for a full product review.
http://www.ukmatchangler.com/carp/articles/tackle/nash/quicksticks.php