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Nash Slicker Floaters
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P53546
Key Features
- Nash 11mm floating pellets in session size 1.4 kg bags
- Infused with the deadly Strawberry Oil or Pure Crustacean
- Slicker Floaters are a brilliant edge on pressured waters
- Bringing in more and more takes
- Combining exclusive additives in a high attract floating feed
- Nashs Slicker Floaters encourage competitive feeding
- Even on the toughest venues you can have instant surface action
- Can be direct hooked or mounted without drilling or glue
- Sitting like free offerings in the surface film to catch
- Slicker Floaters can be fed accurately by catapult
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Description
Nash 11mm floating pellets in session size 1.4 kg bags with matching Hookable Floaters. Infused with the deadly Strawberry Oil or Pure Crustacean, Slicker Floaters are a brilliant edge on pressured waters, resulting in more takes.
The Nash Slicker Floaters combines our exclusive additives in a high attract floating feed Nash baits Slicker Floaters encourage competitive feeding on the toughest venues for instant surface action. Can be direct hooked or mounted without drilling or glue, sitting like free offerings in the surface film to catch out the most cautious feeders. Slicker Floaters can be fed accurately by catapult or at longer range using a spod.
Floaters come in handy when trying to entice the fish to feed in the upper/surface layers, if you can get them feeding and get a rig out in amongst them, you stand a good chance of catching.