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Flexible bait presentation at longer range
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Yes. The enclosed plastic mesh and hexagonal openings are designed to accommodate both damper groundbait mixes and chopped worms. You can therefore vary the feed beyond the mixes typically used in traditional metal cage feeders.
Yes. The bullet design supports longer casts for freshwater feeder fishing, making it relevant when the feeding spot is farther out. No casting distance is specified, so it does not guarantee a particular range.
You receive one feeder in size Large with a stated weight of 20 g. The supplier gives its dimensions as 6 cm high, 2.8 cm wide and 2.8 cm long, so this listing identifies a specific size and weight rather than a mixed set.
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The Preston Hexmesh Plastic Bullet Feeder is a freshwater feeder with an enclosed plastic mesh body and precisely positioned hexagonal openings. This construction accommodates a wider variety of baits than traditional metal cage feeders, including damper groundbait mixes and chopped worms. Its bullet design supports longer casts when your feeding spot is farther from the bank.
Developed with England feeder internationals Lee Kerry and Mick Vials, the Hexmesh uses plastic mesh rather than the steel mesh of traditional bullet feeders. The enclosed mesh holds the feed, while the hexagonal openings allow it to release at the fishing spot. This gives you the option to use wetter mixes and chopped worms instead of limiting your bait choice to mixes suited to a conventional metal cage.
This version is supplied as one feeder in size Large with a stated weight of 20 g. The supplier lists the product dimensions as 6 cm high, 2.8 cm wide and 2.8 cm long.
Secure the weight before use to prevent loss, and handle it carefully to avoid injury or tackle damage. The product is not edible. Never leave weights or plastic in the environment. Recycle plastic according to local regulations and dispose of old or damaged weights through the appropriate local recycling or hazardous-waste route.
