salokcinnodrog Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago I was reading through the thread that I think Andy ( @crusian ) started on Carp care treatment and recalled the advice not to use them from a scientific perspective. If anyone is interested here is a link to the webpage: https://www.ukfishingschool.co.uk/post/carp-care-liquids I must confess, I did stop using Kryston every time as I was wondering about whether it worked as 'it says on the tin'. I have had a couple of recaptures, and spoken to other anglers who have caught fish I had caught and I can honestly say of those fish there is no apparent mouth damage, and a few of them have been out regularly. kevtaylor 1 Quote
kevtaylor Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago I go back to my previous comment about water quality, if the water is good the fish will heal naturally. I did think that maybe the propolis may be good, being as it's made from honey and used by koi keepers I believe but even that sounds un-proven in the report. A baillif in Belgium asked me to treat the hookhold of one whilst we were about to take pics, thankfully I had a kit with me. Quote
framey Posted 41 minutes ago Report Posted 41 minutes ago I used to fish a little place in France and the fish mouths and bodies were always immaculate. Just using an iodine solution. you could see where the fish had been mouth hooked before as there was a yellow mark around the hook hold. Quote
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