Bag’em launches new ‘Deep Purple’ powdered dye

Brand new, just launched PURPLE meat & maggot dye in ‘Spicy’ or ‘Sweet’ flavours.

Earlier this year Bag’em successfully launched their innovative meat & maggot powdered dyes in yellow and red.

Whats different? It dyes the meat not your fingers!

Bag’em have been testing this new purple colour and it seems to really attract fish.
Both flavours are £4.99 for 200ml

Go to www.bagem.co.uk for more info or call Bag’em for their latest free brochure 0845 881 1234


Bag’em launches new ‘Deep Purple’ powdered dye

Brand new, just launched PURPLE meat & maggot dye in ‘Spicy’ or ‘Sweet’ flavours.

Earlier this year Bag’em successfully launched their innovative meat & maggot powdered dyes in yellow and red.

Whats different? It dyes the meat not your fingers!

Bag’em have been testing this new purple colour and it seems to really attract fish.
Both flavours are £4.99 for 200ml

Go to www.bagem.co.uk for more info or call Bag’em for their latest free brochure 0845 881 1234


Taska launches new website

The latest carp tackle brand Taska has launched its new www.taskacarp.com website this week.

On the site you will find all of the latest news from the Taska brand along with detailed product information and videos on its range of products that are due in the shops anytime soon.

Other features include a handy ‘find a stockist’ feature and a guide to its sponsored anglers.

For more information or to take a look around the site visit www.taskacarp.com


Taska launches new website

The latest carp tackle brand Taska has launched its new www.taskacarp.com website this week.

On the site you will find all of the latest news from the Taska brand along with detailed product information and videos on its range of products that are due in the shops anytime soon.

Other features include a handy ‘find a stockist’ feature and a guide to its sponsored anglers.

For more information or to take a look around the site visit www.taskacarp.com


A smart solution for a hi-tech problem

Water and smartphones just don’t mix, as many of us have found out to our cost.

Mobile telephones, music players and increasingly smartphones are critical to our entire lives in today’s high tech world. We use them to manage all our contacts, our diaries, emails, photographs, social media, bank accounts, games and 1000’s of other applications.

It’s estimated that more than 30% of UK smartphone users have damaged their devices by either dropping it in water or spilling a liquid over it. Even if you have insurance there will usually be an excess to pay for a replacement handset, but often more importantly what about all the information that is stored on it? When was the last time it was backed up? Can it be recovered?

Many of us will have tried homemade solutions, such as placing the device in a bag of rice or drying it out using heat, which can cause even more damage.

Rescuetec is a smart new product that uses science to remove water from your device and bring it back to life.

The Rescuetec pack contains a special compound, up to 700% more absorbent than rice, which is like a magnet for water and will dry out any device placed inside. Rescuetec has undergone detailed laboratory testing and is proven to recover phones and other personal electronic devices, even after prolonged submersion in water.

Other liquids such as salt water, alcohol and detergent can also be removed with a combination of rinsing the pollutant away with clean water and then using the Rescuetec pack. The pack also includes an indicator to tell you when the device is dry and safe to restart.

Retailing at £15.00, Rescuetec is launched in the UK this week via the website www.rescuetec.com and should soon also be available in major retailers across the country.

A smart solution for a hi-tech problem

Water and smartphones just don’t mix, as many of us have found out to our cost.

Mobile telephones, music players and increasingly smartphones are critical to our entire lives in today’s high tech world. We use them to manage all our contacts, our diaries, emails, photographs, social media, bank accounts, games and 1000’s of other applications.

It’s estimated that more than 30% of UK smartphone users have damaged their devices by either dropping it in water or spilling a liquid over it. Even if you have insurance there will usually be an excess to pay for a replacement handset, but often more importantly what about all the information that is stored on it? When was the last time it was backed up? Can it be recovered?

Many of us will have tried homemade solutions, such as placing the device in a bag of rice or drying it out using heat, which can cause even more damage.

Rescuetec is a smart new product that uses science to remove water from your device and bring it back to life.

The Rescuetec pack contains a special compound, up to 700% more absorbent than rice, which is like a magnet for water and will dry out any device placed inside. Rescuetec has undergone detailed laboratory testing and is proven to recover phones and other personal electronic devices, even after prolonged submersion in water.

Other liquids such as salt water, alcohol and detergent can also be removed with a combination of rinsing the pollutant away with clean water and then using the Rescuetec pack. The pack also includes an indicator to tell you when the device is dry and safe to restart.

Retailing at £15.00, Rescuetec is launched in the UK this week via the website www.rescuetec.com and should soon also be available in major retailers across the country.

The new 2012 Sonubaits Bait Guide has landed

The new 2012 Sonubaits Bait Guide has landed. If you want to know about the only bait's you'll need to catch any UK fish then look no further.

The 2012 Bait guide is packed with incredible new products, developed and tweaked to provide the angler with the highest quality bait. Alongside the fantastic new products are loads of helpful hints and tips on how to use the bait, extracted from some of the best anglers in UK's minds! Anglers such as Tommy Pickering, Lee Kerry, Duncan Charman and Andy Findlay reveal their top tips for getting more fish on the bank.

For the match angler there is a new range of super stinking Krill based baits, designed and developed in conjunction with England Feeder Team Captain and Former World Champion Tommy Pickering including pellets, ground bait, liquids, paste and even a flavour shaker.

Specimen hunters will find Ade Kiddell giving his top tip for how to use the new Spicy Sausage range, irresistible to anything that swims, in particular, barbel!

You will be able to pick them up from your local Sonubaits stockist.


The new 2012 Sonubaits Bait Guide has landed

The new 2012 Sonubaits Bait Guide has landed. If you want to know about the only bait's you'll need to catch any UK fish then look no further.

The 2012 Bait guide is packed with incredible new products, developed and tweaked to provide the angler with the highest quality bait. Alongside the fantastic new products are loads of helpful hints and tips on how to use the bait, extracted from some of the best anglers in UK's minds! Anglers such as Tommy Pickering, Lee Kerry, Duncan Charman and Andy Findlay reveal their top tips for getting more fish on the bank.

For the match angler there is a new range of super stinking Krill based baits, designed and developed in conjunction with England Feeder Team Captain and Former World Champion Tommy Pickering including pellets, ground bait, liquids, paste and even a flavour shaker.

Specimen hunters will find Ade Kiddell giving his top tip for how to use the new Spicy Sausage range, irresistible to anything that swims, in particular, barbel!

You will be able to pick them up from your local Sonubaits stockist.