Method Sticky Pellets 2mm - 900g – Method Pellets

Van Den Eynde Method Sticky Pellets

Van Den Eynde Method Sticky Pellets are specially selected micro pellets for Method fishing. After soaking, they develop a firm, sticky texture that stays well on the method feeder while releasing in a controlled manner in the water. This allows you to present the groundbait compactly around the hook bait.

Their high water absorption also makes these pellets suitable for precise cupping. Especially in deeper water or windy conditions, their stickiness helps get the groundbait more concentrated on the chosen spot.

How to prepare the pellets

1. Put the required amount of pellets in a tub.
2. Add water until it is approximately level with the pellets.
3. Leave the pellets to soak for 15 to 20 minutes.
4. Break them up and check that they compress well for the method feeder.

Draining is normally not necessary: the pellets absorb the added water. On warm days, you can lightly re-moisten them during the session if they become less sticky.

Adding extra attraction

Because the preparation water penetrates right to the core of the pellets, you can mix a liquid flavour into it. With the Van Den Eynde Liquid Booster, you give the pellets extra aroma and flavour without making preparation more complicated.

Key features

• Sticky pellets for the method feeder
• Suitable for precise cupping in deep water or windy conditions
• Easy preparation without draining
• Absorbs water and liquid attractors well
• Fine pellet structure for a compact groundbait presentation

Frequently asked questions

How long should Method Sticky Pellets soak?
Leave them to soak for approximately 15 to 20 minutes. Then check that the pellets stick together firmly enough for the method feeder.

Do I need to drain the soaking water?
No, with the recommended amount, the pellets absorb the water. Therefore, add water to approximately the same level as the pellets.

Can I add a liquid to the soaking water?
Yes. A liquid booster mixes with the water and is absorbed by the pellets during soaking.