Dynamite Baits Squid & Octopus Fluro Pink Pop-Ups - 22mm

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The Dynamite Baits Squid & Octopus Fluro Pink Pop-Ups are designed for specimen carp and catfish anglers looking for a highly visible, durable hook-bait that resists nuisance fish. These 22mm baits offer exceptional buoyancy and a proven attractant profile, making them ideal for stand-out presentations or balanced rigs; however, their large size may require specific hair rig adjustments for smaller target species.
| Model Part Number | DY872 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Dynamite Baits |
Yes, these pop-ups are specifically formulated to be attractive to both specimen carp and catfish.
No, the internal texture is soft enough to be pierced directly with a baiting needle.
These pop-ups are 22mm in diameter.
They are designed with a slow-breakdown process, making them suitable for long periods in the water without losing their effectiveness.
Yes, their high buoyancy allows a single pop-up to hold up at least two equivalent hook pellets.
Add a small piece of rig putty or a small sinker to the hair or hook shank to counterbalance the buoyancy.
Ensure your baiting needle is sharp and use a gentle, twisting motion rather than pushing straight through the center.
To get the most out of your Dynamite Baits pop-ups, store them in their original airtight container and keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the potency of the Squid & Octopus attractants.
When rigging, use a standard baiting needle to thread the bait onto your hair. Because the bait is soft enough to needle, ensure you do not use excessive force, which could cause the bait to split. If you are balancing your bait, test the buoyancy in a bucket of water before casting out to ensure your hook and rig components achieve the desired sink rate.