what water temp should i start using oil?

[pukkacarp]

i've recently infused some rapeseed oil  with shrimp and chilli and i was wondering what water temperature people begin to use oils again? i've tried googling it but had no luck 

[salokcinnodrog]

Welcome to Carp.com.

 

There really is no set answer because different oils have different temperature bands, cloud up and solidify at different temperatures. Vegetable or nut based oils tend to be thinner and will continue to leak out.

 

To be honest, I really only use oil in my groundbait in summer, in winter I prefer to use other liquids.

[pukkacarp]

i see, i'll stick to mollasses for now then thanks mate 😊

[pukkacarp]

totally agree with the way the bait companies market there products, there's too many thoughtless people that'll pay through the nose for anything they're told too

[Deancowell]

  On 19/02/2019 at 12:13, pukkacarp said:

i see, i'll stick to mollasses for now then thanks mate 😊

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Given Molasses or oils, molasses is king. Highly underrated, cheap and very effective. Great choice.

[fishingaddict]

  On 18/02/2019 at 10:57, pukkacarp said:

i've recently infused some rapeseed oil  with shrimp and chilli and i was wondering what water temperature people begin to use oils again? i've tried googling it but had no luck 

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10 degrees Celsius and above use fish oils and hemp oil when it’s is colder.