Dynamite Big Fish River Pellets - Shrimp and Krill - 4, 6 and 8mm - Red

While primarily designed for rivers, they can be used in lakes, especially for species that respond well to shrimp and krill scents. However, their breakdown rate might be faster than pellets specifically made for stillwaters.

The breakdown time varies significantly with water temperature and current strength. In cold, slow water, they will break down slowly, while in warm, fast water, they will break down more rapidly.

Yes, they are highly compatible with groundbait mixes, particle baits, and commercial spod mixes. They can add both scent and visual attraction.

For rivers, loose feeding upstream or using a PVA bag/stick is very effective. In slower sections, they can also be incorporated into a method or block-end feeder mix.

Dynamite Baits generally aims to produce quality fishing baits. Specific environmental impact information would need to be confirmed with the manufacturer.

They are formulated to attract larger fish commonly found in rivers, such as barbel, chub, and bream, but can also attract carp, roach, and other coarse species.

Store them in a cool, dry place in a sealed container or the original re-sealed bag to maintain freshness and prevent moisture absorption.

Ensure you are using the correct size for the river conditions. Sometimes, using a slightly larger pellet size (if available) or binding them with a small amount of high-quality groundbait can help them last longer in strong flows.

Consider the time of day, season, and specific fish species in the area. Adjust your loose feed or bait presentation. Try adding a liquid attractant that complements shrimp and krill, or try a different type of bait on your hook.

This can happen if stored improperly. Add a small amount of water or lake/river water to rehydrate them slightly, mixing gently. Do not oversaturate.