MOULE PRESTON ICS METHOD MOULD XXL

The ICS Method Mould XXL Preston is designed for anglers using high-capacity feeders.
Its shape allows you to load the feeder cleanly while maintaining a regular presentation with each cast.
The mould also facilitates positioning the bait at the center of the loading to achieve an effective presentation around the feeder.
XXL format • Large loading capacity
• Suitable for large Method Feeders
• Allows you to add more bait
• Ideal for carp and big fish
• Suitable for long sessions
• Particularly useful when fish respond to sustained feeding
Compatible with pellets and groundbait
• Moistened pellets
• Method groundbait
• Pellets / groundbait blends
• Wafters
• Dumbbells
• Baits placed at the center of the loading
Easy to use
• Fill the mould with pellets or groundbait
• Position the bait if necessary
• Press the Method Feeder into the mould
• Remove cleanly from the mould
• Cast with a uniform and regular load
ICS compatibility
The mould is designed for Preston ICS-compatible XXL-format Method Feeders.
• ICS Preston system
• Large Method Feeders
• Quick assembly
• Ideal alongside high-capacity feeders
Key features
• Method Feeder mould
• XXL size
• Large volume
• Designed for high-capacity feeders
• Compatible with pellets and groundbait
• Enables a regular load
• Easy to use
• Suitable for carp and big fish
• Ideal for carp ponds, ponds and intensive feeder fishing
Technical specifications
Characteristic
Detail
Brand Preston Innovations
Range ICS
Model Method Mould
Size XXL
Type Mould Method Feeder
Usage Pellets / groundbait
Compatibility Method Feeders ICS XXL
Target fish Carp / F1 / big fish
Why choose the Preston ICS Method Mould XXL?
The ICS Method Mould XXL is particularly interesting when you want to deposit a large amount of bait with a high-capacity feeder.
Its large size allows you to prepare regular and well-packed loads, while maintaining a clean presentation of the bait.
It is an excellent choice for carp and big fish fishing with the Method Feeder, especially when the feeding should be more sustained.