During the past year one technique more than any other has really captured the imagination of match and specialist anglers alike – krilled maggots.
One of the deadliest of secrets on the commercial match circuit during 2010 word finally leaked out (as it always does) and the method started to be adopted by increasing numbers of anglers and it really hit the scene this year with numbers of catches reported on the technique.
It wasn’t just the match lads who benefitted from the method though, big fish anglers soon cottoned onto the fact the soft, flavour-filled grubs were superb for larger carp too and the specialists used them with great success for big tench, bream and barbel.
In the third part of the Roy Marlow podcast Ian Welch asks Roy about krilling, why the method is so successful and how to get the best from it.
This podcast should start automatically or, to listen to Roy and Welchy in conversation, use the audio player to the right of this page. The running time is 9 minutes 33 seconds.
