Below are images of a 61lb 4oz lake record I caught from Damvillers, France in September 2008 using your immatation pop-up corn.

This 25lb comizo barbel was caught by Ian Welch in spain on a boilie tipped with our popup maize.

Here is the pic of the 33lb + German mirror caught by Michael Koester on the "maize rig".

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I have no idea how long Enterprise Tackle have been going but like most others I must admit I had no idea when the first pieces of imitation corn were released just how big and important this firm were going to be. If only they had been around in the eighties when we got the carp going mad on maize but couldn't keep the stuff on the hook long enough to get a take. How many wasted days did we spend fishing bare hooks or boilies over corn which the carp must have laughed at..well they certainly ignored it most of the time. Nowadays I couldn't imagine life without the firm and virtually every rig I use has some item of the Enterprise range in it. When fishing bottom baits with boilies I always use a corn hairstop as it adds both buoyancy, keeps the bait on and that bit of colour seems to get them to home onto it.

I don't fish particles a lot but when the water temperatures rise and the carp get iffy on boilies a piece of the buoyant or sinking corn always seems to get a take. Of course I am a fan of superglue but the Resin takes it a stage further and allows you to be creative rather than follow the same old routine. You certainly can make some of the combi-link materials on the market behave as we really want to be the use of the resin on the unstripped outer core. Super stiff and no need for steam or superglue. If you are not using it you are missing out which means more fish for me... so that ain't too bad in my books. For a firm that is only in its formative years they certainly have turned the carp market upside down and if you are not using something by them more fool you.

Julian Cundiff