Richworth Baits

posted on 24 February 2009 | posted in News

We now stock a great range of Richworth baits to add to our great range of carp fishing baits

We re order every week so if not in stock then you will not have to wait long

Veiw Full Range

Richworth Baits were the first company in the world to produce ready made
boilies way back in 1983. Richworth is a family run business and we strongly
believe you can only produce the finest baits from the finest ingredients.
This is why we stick by our statement " Where quality counts ".

Like most companies we started small and have gone from strength to
strength. In 1990 we moved to our 12,000 sq ft factory in west Molesey
Surrey. Where we produce, pack and ship all of our baits to the UK and
mainland Europe. We also have our own 600 ft deep bore hole where we
abstract all the water for our manufacturing process ensuring there are no
chemicals or Chlorine in the boilies. We hope you can now have the
confidence in Richworth products that we all have.

Great fishing baits which will not let you down

Heres a few Tips from the Richworth baits team

BOILIE PELLET HOOKBAIT TIPS• Try Hair-rigging two Boilie Pellet hookbaits onto a long Hair in conjunction with a Size 8 hook, presenting them over pellets.

• When things get really hard, presenting two halves of a Boilie Pellet hookbait over small Halibut Pellets can score well.

• Why not try enhancing your Boilie Pellet hookbait even further by dipping it for five minutes in a matching Impact Boilie Dip.

• When using a single hookbait and a PVA bag of Halibut Pellets, draw the Hair through the PVA before inserting the stop.

AIR-DRYING BOILIES
Air-drying is a great way of preserving your bait. This method can be used on freezer baits and boilies made using base mixes.

When air-drying frozen boilies you must make sure they thaw out in their bag completely first. There are two reasons for this, one is that they will dehydrate and the other is that the ice in the bag contains additives and nutrients that are re-absorbed during the thawing process.

The best way of air-drying baits is to use a drying tray which are available from most tackle shops with instructions, but alternatively you can dry them on a towel in a warm, dry place, (an airing cupboard) or in a pillow case and hang it up. It is important to remember that the boilies must be shaken/moved about during the drying process otherwise mould could form. Never put too many boilies in at a time when drying to allow adequate air flow around the bait.

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