Barney2 Posted 9 hours ago Author Report Posted 9 hours ago (edited) Nothing binds like eggs, I tried loads of fish in a mix before and it ends up too soft. I don’t want high liquid content I don’t like soft baits and don’t want to start messing around with endless powdered hardeners besides I think eggs are underrated we are somewhat partial to them and so are the carp they’re magical food Im not making bulk here I’m making a useful tub of base feed/tough hookbaits which complements my other old favourite trickery such as pimped up ABS, DT frozen etc plus some top secret tiger nuts which took me years of trial and error to get right (they are both soft and highly shelf life and I use no preservatives in there whatsoever) Edited 9 hours ago by Barney2 Quote
Barney2 Posted 8 hours ago Author Report Posted 8 hours ago It’s very easy (well not actually) to create a faffy and expensive glorified slowish breakdown roach groundbait.. I don’t want to feed the roach and that’s why I don’t like soft boilies Quote
elmoputney Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago 1 hour ago, Barney2 said: It’s very easy (well not actually) to create a faffy and expensive glorified slowish breakdown roach groundbait.. I don’t want to feed the roach and that’s why I don’t like soft boilies Depends on your water though, I've found that feeding rudd can also make the carp feed with gusto, they stay the party as it where. Quote
salokcinnodrog Posted 6 hours ago Report Posted 6 hours ago 17 minutes ago, elmoputney said: Depends on your water though, I've found that feeding rudd can also make the carp feed with gusto, they stay the party as it where. Get the small rudd feeding on my water, the tench move in, often followed by the carp. It's why I frequently put in a bucket of mashed bread and birdfood. The small seeds and bread keep the rudd amused, boilies pick up tench and carp. Quote
Barney2 Posted 3 hours ago Author Report Posted 3 hours ago Nah that roach activity old chestnut doesn’t work on some tough lakes better some places just chance your luck to have intact hookbaits waiting for a long time in the right places the right amount of roach (thousands) will muller everything soft and bitty you give them, and I don’t want to lug their banquet around! Quote
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