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Yes. The enclosed plastic mesh and positioned hexagonal holes accept damper groundbait mixes and chopped worms, so you can use these feeds rather than being limited to the bait options of a traditional metal cage feeder.
It is intended for freshwater feeder fishing, including distance work. The bullet design supports longer casts and the mesh releases feed at the bottom, making it suitable when the feeding spot is farther from the bank.
You receive one Medium feeder with a stated weight of 20g. It measures 2 cm long, 2.5 cm wide and 4 cm high, so this listing identifies the size and weight supplied rather than a mixed pack.
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The Preston Hexmesh Plastic Bullet Feeder is a freshwater feeder for presenting groundbait and loose bait on the bottom. Its bullet design supports longer casts, while the enclosed plastic mesh with carefully positioned hexagonal holes holds a wider variety of baits than traditional metal cage feeders.
The plastic mesh accepts damper groundbait mixes and chopped worms, giving you more feed options without changing feeder type. The hexagonal openings allow controlled feed release at the bottom. Developed with England feeder internationals Lee Kerry and Mick Vials, the feeder combines this bait-holding construction with a bullet profile for distance fishing.
The supplied version is Medium with a stated weight of 20g. Product dimensions are 2 cm long, 2.5 cm wide and 4 cm high. The supplier identifies carp, tench and roach as target species for freshwater feeder fishing. One feeder is included.
Ensure the weight is securely attached before use to prevent loss, and handle it carefully to avoid injury or tackle damage. This product is not edible. Do not leave plastic or weights 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.
