You are probably familiar with fishing using classic PVA filled with mini pellets. It is quick, effective, but it also has its disadvantages - for example, it prevents or shortens the casting distance. The Pandemia bait addresses this issue as well.

Pandemia boilies contain a classic full-sized boilie of the given flavor. The boilie is coated with dip and mini pellets containing betaine, essence, and other attractants. Upon being thrown into the water, multiple processes begin simultaneously. First, the contained attractants are released, the dissolution process begins - the micro pellets start to break down, and the pellets gradually begin to peel off the surface of the boilie. Immediately after that, the release of attractants from the boilie itself begins.

This bait is suitable for both quick fishing (heavily dipped, high content of attractants, immediate effectiveness of the pellets) and for longer waits for a bite and catching large fish (after the pellets fall off and dissolve, a solid full-sized boilie remains under the hook, surrounded by an attractive and fine layer of dissolved pellets).

You don't have to worry about the pellets falling off the boilie during a strong cast and impact in the water! They start to release only after a few minutes in the water.

The boilie inside has a diameter of 20mm.

• Use the product only for its intended purpose (e.g. fishing) and follow the manufacturer’s instructions.
• Be careful when handling sharp or small parts (hooks, bait, batteries) and keep them out of the reach of children. Store products in a dry and safe environment, protected from moisture, high temperatures and direct sunlight.
• Avoid using equipment made of conductive materials (rods, landing nets) near power lines or during thunderstorms. Use chemical and toxic materials such as lead only as intended and dispose of them in accordance with local regulations.
• Wash your hands thoroughly when handling products such as bait, lead or batteries. Never tie fishing line around any part of your body to avoid injury.
• Check the condition of your equipment (e.g. rods, reels, lures, connections) and maintain it regularly to ensure its proper function and safety.
• More here: Important information about GPSR regulations.