Funnelweb PVA System
- Easy-to-use PVA loader system and mesh
- Suitable for making bags and sticks
- Micromesh and Hexmesh available
- Refills available
Funnelweb's main function is to create a PVA bag of any size in the shortest time possible - it can be made in less than 30 seconds leaving any other system for dust.
Funnel Web minimises wasted PVA making it the most cost-effective PVA bag system ever made. If you are not using it in your carp fishing, you're missing out!
REFILLS AVAILABLE
Once you have used all your PVA you should not throw away your system. Simply buy a Funnel Web refill pack and thread another 5m or 10m. The refills are available in
HEXMESH or MICROMESH when you’re using tiny baits in 5m or 20m lengths. Each refill is colour coded to match the correct PVA system.
IDEAL FOR…
…Boilies - chopped or whole, small or large. It's better than a stringer because it allows the baits to spread as it melts and not end up in a line. It's a great way to feed light
baits much further than you can with a catapult.
…Chum mixers which will go up to 40 metres when a Funnel Web bag of them is catapulted ,especially if you add a dry stone to the bag before tying for extra weight.
…Pellets, especially trout, salmon pellets and carp pellets. Basically, as long as it's dry on the surface it will go in the Funnel Web. It can be used with damp mixes like
groundbait and Solar Bag Mix. Even particles such as Tiger Nuts, Maples and Hemp, providing that they have been mixed with salty water, can be used in the Funnel Web.
Boilie Funnelweb PVA System
- Easy-to-use PVA loader system and mesh
- Suitable for making bags and sticks
- Micromesh and Hexmesh available
- Refills available
The Boilie Funnelweb is slightly narrower than the original Funnelweb, making it ideal for situations when you have to cast further.
Two or three baits placed into a PVA bag can be very effective – just enough of a mouthful to create a take without overfeeding. You don’t just have to use boilies, though,
you can place maggots, micro pellets or crushed baits inside when using the micromesh version.
Not only that, you can create the ultimate PVA sticks. Just like the others, the system comes complete with a compressor stick to create the tightest sticks. You receive 7 metres
of PVA on each system and the tube comes colour-coded to help match the refills correctly.
Longchuck PVA System
- Easy-to-use PVA loader system and mesh
- Suitable for making bags and sticks
- Micromesh and Hexmesh available
- Refills available
Here's Danny Fairbrass on why he developed the Longchuck system: “I fish at long range on many waters and know that many of you do, that’s why we decided to produce the
Longchuck Funnelweb – the slimmest version of all the PVA systems. By having a very slender PVA stick of super attractive crumb threaded up the hook link, I can guarantee
that your rig won’t tangle on the cast.
I have learnt from my underwater filming that a pile of crumb on a heavily baited area will be literally blown away within minutes if the fish are there and in the feeding mood,
even if they are not carp. But, the same pile of crumb sitting amongst a wide scattering of boilies (because that's all you can achieve at extreme range no matter how good a caster
you are) or completely on its own will stay right by the hook bait until something comes across it. At this point, hopefully you will get a pick up but if you don't your rig is still in the
very best condition it could have been if you have just cast a single hook bait.
So, in short, using a stick can only increase your chances of a take and can in no way hinder them, providing of course you can get it to where the fish are.
Being only 15mm in diameter the Long Chuck Funnel Web feels almost like its not there when you are about to cast, this makes it perfect for fishing at all ranges and onto all kinds
of lake bed. In silt it will stop the hook bait getting dragged as far into the silt and help to stop the silt masking the attraction of the hook bait.
On gravel it ensures the hook link lies straight and ready to hook the carp and in weed you can make sure the hook bait doesn't get clogged with weed as the rig comes to rest on
the bottom. You can even crash the whole lot through loose weed like Canadian or cabbage weed, by deliberately tying a short hook link of 10-15cm and then make a stick almost
the same length. When you cast hold the line tight as the lead hits the surface and allow it to drop on a tight line.
The stick coupled with a big lead should crash straight through the weed and end up at the sparser root area. The stick will stop the hook from catching up and once melted will
leave the hook link (which I recommend be made of braid) hanging on or between the stems with the hook bait and hook exposed. A grubbing carp will easily be able to get the
hook in its mouth because the braided hook link is so flexible and the hook hasn't been caught up on its decent.
Once again, the Longchuck applies to the colour-coded refills.