Carp Expert Distance Feeder basket

This type of grid baskets was inspired by reaching large distances. The hallmark of the traditional types was that the placed lead was located on the side of the basket. This was very good for short and medium distances. And only for these two, because reaching greater distances certainly caused problems with these baskets. Namely, because after the casting motion, the feeding basket could not fly forward in a nice, streamlined manner, as the lead was on its side, and so it flew sideways towards the selected location, tilted a little.

Thus, the cast slowed down, was not very accurate at long distances and often did not even get there. These inaccuracies were eliminated by pouring the lead into the bottom of the basket. This way the basket flies nicely in a straight line. It can be thrown very far and very accurately.

For fastening, a thread was placed on the upper part, so it can be easily hooked into the swivel clamp of our rig. During filling, we can add groundbait, which can be combined with live bait (maggot, earthworm, bloodworm), sweet corn. If you want to stuff it with the latter, make sure you don't push it in too much, because the grains won't dissolve or fall out of it at the bottom.

A model recommended for long distances, even for bream fishing.