Anyone used CMCS before?

[elmoputney]

They have some very interesting products in their range, might be worth a look. Just wondered if anyone else has used them? 

https://cmcsfishfeed.com/

 

[framey]

To me they look like a middle man especially for boilies when you could get them direct.

looking deeper into it the owner has take. On a couple of lakes that pooped out.

Edited December 14, 2024 by framey

[elmoputney]

1 hour ago, framey said:

To me they look like a middle man especially for boilies when you could get them direct.

looking deeper into it the owner has take. On a couple of lakes that pooped out.

I was more interested in the pellets/particles tbh, I get my boilies from a trusted source, they do a molassed mix of flakes and wheat and stuff which looks interesting. 

[salokcinnodrog]

1 hour ago, elmoputney said:

I was more interested in the pellets/particles tbh, I get my boilies from a trusted source, they do a molassed mix of flakes and wheat and stuff which looks interesting. 

Gladwells have bought up the recipe for Vitalin and it is now Vitacarp. 

Other than that look at Mollassed Rabbit mix in animal feed suppliers. I've used that as a groundbait base for years.

[elmoputney]

4 hours ago, salokcinnodrog said:

Gladwells have bought up the recipe for Vitalin and it is now Vitacarp. 

Other than that look at Mollassed Rabbit mix in animal feed suppliers. I've used that as a groundbait base for years.

Good to know Vitalin is making a come back, I am genuinely interested in this shop though, on paper they have some great products would be interested to know if they are as decent as they sound. 

[salokcinnodrog]

On 14/12/2024 at 16:03, elmoputney said:

Good to know Vitalin is making a come back, I am genuinely interested in this shop though, on paper they have some great products would be interested to know if they are as decent as they sound. 

I've been comparing it to the old Vitalin and after treating it as I did Vitalin, it does not seem to bind as well. It definitely needs a lot less water, and there is less flaked maize than in the original.