PVA Mesh
PVA Narrow Mesh
7 Metres £5.75 14 Metres £11.40 28 Metres £22.50 56 Metres £44.00

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PVA Narrow Mesh Refill
7 Metres £4.35 14 Metres £8.50 28 Metres £16.50 56 Metres £32.00

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PVA Wide Mesh
7 Metres £5.75 14 Metres £11.40 28 Metres £22.50 56 Metres £44.00

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PVA Wide Mesh Refill
7 Metres £4.35 14 Metres £8.50 28 Metres £16.50 56 Metres £32.00

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TOP TIP

Wide PVA mesh

•  Small boilie bag - This is great for baiting up directly around your hook. Ensure the PVA mesh is tied at one end of the tube then place approximately 8 boilies and 6 broken up boilies into the tube. Shake the tube and use a plunger to push your bait through the tube and into the PVA mesh forming a little PVA sausage. Pull the PVA mesh down then tie as close as you can to the bait. After tying tie again so that your PVA mesh stays tied one side of the tube. Then take the PVA ball you have just made and put your hook through the mesh twist and feed it on to the hook again this should secure it to cast. If you are fishing using safety clips and find your losing ledgers attach the mesh bag to the safety clip so that it enters the water at the same time the weight does.

•  Bait balls – Use the same method as small boilie bag but this time either throw them or use a catapult to bait up your swim.

Narrow PVA mesh

•  Bait stick. This is great for use with maggots, Pellets, dry ground bait, etc. Ensure that the PVA mesh is tied one end of the tube. Insert your bait into the tube, approximately 4 inches deep in the tube. Hold the PVA mesh with one hand just tight enough so it doesn't come too easy off the tube but not tight enough so that you can't push the bait into it. Then use the plunger to push the bait through the tube and into the PVA mesh forming a PVA sausage. Pull the PVA mesh of the tube and tie a knot, and then tie a second knot so that the PVA mesh remains tied. Cut close to the knot. Use a long baiting needle and push it through the centre of the PVA mesh sausage when it is on the baiting needle hook your hook length on to it and pull the hook length through. The bait stick should now be on your hook length. Fasten your hook length back onto your clip, you are now ready to cast.

Other tips are available on the Tips tab