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STEVE RINGER’S ULTIMATE FEEDER GUIDE
COLOUR RULES
ON THE BOMB!
In clear water, pick a hookbait that the carp can’t fail to spot
THE nature of fishing the bomb, or
straight lead as some call it, means
that a single hookbait can be fished
without any additional feed, relying
on the curiosity of a carp to seek it
out and wolf it down.
While the bomb can work in summer,
I think it really comes into its own in winter
when the fish don’t want any feed, instead
picking off a stand-alone hookbait when the
mood takes them.
For that reason, you have to offer the fish
something that’s highly visual to grab their
attention in clearish water. It can be a fluoro
pink, yellow or orange boilie or Wafter, a couple
of pieces of yellow corn or five discs of white
bread punched out and fished as a stack.
Regularly changing the bait colour is
important. Something as minor as changing
from a yellow mini boilie to a pink Wafter can
trigger the feeding switch in those carp.
Pick a bright yellow or pink colour
if you plan on going down the
boilie route on the bomb. An 8mm
or 10mm bait is perfect.
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