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Controlled, gradual feeding in deep or flowing water
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| Name | Hexmesh Plastic Open End Feeder - Small 20G |
| EAN | 5055977496153 |
| MPN | P0050159 |
| Brand | Preston |
| Weight | 20g |
| Size | Small |
| Material | Plastic |
| Quantity | 1pieces |
| Accessory Type | Open End Feeder |
Yes. The design is intended especially for deeper or fast-flowing water, but the supplier also specifies still-water use. Its slower bait release is useful when you want controlled feeding in either setting, though no flow limit is specified for the Small 20 g version.
Most of the plastic walls are solid, with precision Hexmesh bait-release holes. These provide slower, controlled release, making this design a choice for gradual feeding rather than the freer release of an open cage.
You receive one feeder in size Small with a 20 g weight. This listing is for that specific size and weight, not a mixed set of the other sizes mentioned in the supplier's range.
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This plastic open-end feeder is designed for slower, controlled bait release, particularly in deeper or fast-flowing water. Most of its walls are solid, with precision Hexmesh holes that let bait out gradually rather than through a largely open cage. It is suitable for freshwater feeder fishing for carp, tench and roach, and can be used in both flowing and still water.
This version is supplied in Small with a 20 g weight. You receive one feeder. Choose this specification when you want the Small body and 20 g version, while retaining the same controlled-release construction.
Ensure weights are securely attached to prevent loss during use. Handle them carefully to avoid injury or damage to tackle. This product is not edible. Do not leave plastic or weights in the environment, where they can harm wildlife and cause pollution. Recycle plastic according to local regulations and dispose of old or damaged weights through the appropriate local recycling or hazardous-waste service.
