Shelf life bollie

[que3t]

So what do you think is the best shelf life bollie on the market to catch carp

[commonly]

Hi, 

Welcome to the forum, I'm sure you will find a lot of previous topics on this in bait thread. 

Personally I use A2 banoffee, every confidence in it. If I couldn't get hold of them, I'd use scopex squid.

Be lucky 

 

[salokcinnodrog]

31 minutes ago, que3t said:

So what do you think is the best shelf life bollie on the market to catch carp

Welcome to the forum.

 

Anyone if you put it in the right place!

 

Almost every single boilie available will catch fish, what sort of boilie do you want?

Where are you fishing, a runs water or a harder lakes after big fish?

Do you want an attractor bait or a food bait?

 

Take your pick:

Rod Hutchinson KMG, Monster Crab

Crafty Catcher King Prawn.

Dynamite, various flavours can't remember them all.

Nutrabaits...

 

Just four bait manufacturers, there are loads more...

[Golden Paws]

Simple answer is anything you have confidence in. Most bait companies still trading have been in the business for quite a while and to survive in a competitive world, you have to be good. The days of using sweepings from the floor are probably gone. If you half, crush or grind a boilie, it will leak off attraction quicker and it always pays to get some into the swim to get the fish grubbing about and get a taste for you hook bait.

[carpepecheur]

14 hours ago, salokcinnodrog said:

Anyone if you put it in the right place!

Almost every single boilie available will catch fish,

I second this advice.

[dayvid]

If I was to use a Shelf life bait again , it would most defiantly be … Rosehip Isotonic … by Mistral Baits

[salokcinnodrog]

43 minutes ago, dayvid said:

If I was to use a Shelf life bait again , it would most defiantly be … Rosehip Isotonic … by Mistral Baits

Found them rock hard, but they definitely catch!

[que3t]

Cheers all