whats the best dog biscuits (mixers)

for surface fishing im wanting to give them a go at my local pain in the ass water to see if i can winkle 1 off the top u know s.a.s style. do i just get a big bag of cheap 1's or is there a certain brand that works best u know for floating i was thinking about either glueing or using a band to keep them on the hook daft question i know but i didnt know

bakers complete meaty ones mate, they stay on forever and float really well and i do well with them...

i use pedigree mixers,Put in a freezer bag,squirt in some scopex then shake till biscuits covered,then add half a cup of boiling water.shake again then leave till the biscuits go rubbery.Gives em a bit more weight for firing out.They like em on the waters i try.

personally craig i'd just go to your local pet shop and ask for a kilo of mixers and it will probably cost you £1 and there brilliant surface baits i have some stored very rarly use them i'll bring some along tomorrow .

cheers dan

chum mixers are the bollox craig, scrape a line out on one side but keep the dust , place the hook inside then dab a tiny bit of glue on top of the hook and cover with the dust of the broken buscuit let it set and away ya go, its a sorted way of presenting a mixer, i use it on the beach caster rig cos then you have no line in the water to spook the fish.
hope this helps mate.

Like the idea of that Jimmy anything to a hook deserves some rep

chum mixers work well on there own but adding some smaller floating biscuits that are different in size and shapes with your chum mixers will just confuse the fish abit and also adding food colours such as green and red food colouring to a few will again make it harder for the carp to recognise which ones your hook bait

kevin

its a cracking rig dan, give it a try, espescialy on the beachcaster it keeps everything out of the water even the hook length, and your mixer sits on top of the water like a freebie with the hook above it.

never tried diff colours but i do use diff size buscuits , cheers kev ile give that a bash.

NIDGE MAC wrote:bakers complete meaty ones mate, they stay on forever and float really well and i do well with them...

ive never been a big fan of dog chow and always prefered bread but ive been giving them a go lately and alough ive not actualy managed to land anything on them yet ive been amazed at how quick the fish become aware of them and how much they single those out over standard mixer.

i love to use bread too. i take the corner off a slice about 2 inch and air rig it on..... :Fishing: last night capture.....

92p Asda Smart Price Complete dog food is also good - and Bakers!!