Using PVA bags is fairly easy. Before filling the bag, get the PVA line or strip ready for knotting. If you don’t have them, cut off half a centimeter from the end of the bag. Fill half of the bag with ground bait and the other half with smashed boilies and pellets. Then put the plummet and hook of your terminal tackle into the bag. Finish it off by adding more baits. After taking all the air out, twist it a few times and tie the top of it. Flatten the parts that stick out by moistening them. Pay special attention not to use water when mixing your ground bait. Also, don’t use water based products when aromatizing boilies and pellets, because it will dissolve the PVA. Use the slow dissolving version in warm water or deep quarry lakes to prevent the bag from falling apart, which would make your feed less punctual. According to our tests, the dissolve times in 15 Celsius water: - slow dissolve: 50 sec TIP: If you want to use your PVA in sludgy places, you don’t have to fill it loosely. You don’t even have to squeeze out all the air, just make sure it sinks slowly. If you prepare your PVA bag like this, it won’t stick in the sludge.