Softer boilies

[Rich7]

I threw a few boilies into my pond a few days back and they are still complete ,no breakdown ,bits falling off etc.   For the guys doing long sessions and leaving cast out rigs for hours and hours I would guess that is fine.  But I usually only do a day session.  

Are there any boilies that start to break down inside an hour.  I doubt I ever leave a bait out more than an hour so it’d be a big advantage it there was one. Or a way to make some .

[emmcee]

make a boilie or homemade paste as normal or buy a readymade paste but don't boil it. it will breakdown then. 

[yonny]

4 minutes ago, Rich7 said:

a way to make some .

Just slash the boiling time. Hey presto👍

[emmcee]

And 

48 minutes ago, StinkyMink said:

Paste is a big dinner gong to roach, they will muller the hookbait within 10 minutes mate

'Skinned' bait just blanched for a few seconds would be my choice if there were even just a few roach in the lake

And what's wrong with roach? Carp are inquisitive and will often seek out what's going on in my opinion.  

So you never use maggots for carp fishing then? 

[fishingaddict]

I think softer boilies are way better. If they are hard then their leakage would surely be lower. Good soft baits would include anything from Sticky or CCMoore. Mistral Belachan and Shrimp is another nice soft bait. Baits with coarser ingredients tend to be more leaky and softer.