H i , i tried it but i didnt get to make a video. It was not the venue to test out stuff. What i did do the day before was to see how it worked. It did work and caught me a few fish . The problem i seem to have is the big splash and sound it creates on the water. Are there smaller sized sodafloats?
I'm glad it worked for you. Sometimes the splash is a good thing and it actually attracts the fish, but if you want to avoid it splashing amongst the fish, overcast the Sodafloat and keep your line tight - you can then reel it into position before it drops the loose feed. At the moment we only have the one size I'm afraid.
Hi Derek, no this actually works and will earn it's place in your Tackle box. There is nothing else out there that will enable you to float fish and feed particles accurately at distances further than you can catapult. You can use it to feed dry pellet, sweet corn, chopped worm, hemp , groundbait, slop, maggots, casters etc, etc - in fact any sinking bait that will fit inside the Sodafloat. You can also put your hook inside the Sodafloat when fishing up against features and you don't want to get snagged up. Try one you might be pleasantly surprised. It will help you to catch fish.
