In reply to Post #512
If you don't know what some of the ingredients are then I suggest you buy a ready made base mix then roll it yourself. Something like Patsull Park base mix by Quality baits would be a good start point. It's also got krill in it.
If you don't know what some of the ingredients are then I suggest you buy a ready made base mix then roll it yourself. Something like Patsull Park base mix by Quality baits would be a good start point. It's also got krill in it.
In reply to Post #514
Ive got ccmoore live system base mix and ive been rolling that myself. But want to start with something simple from scratch.
Ive got ccmoore live system base mix and ive been rolling that myself. But want to start with something simple from scratch.
In reply to Post #515
50% fishmeal
40% nectablend/red factor/megablend ...or even even semolina
10% calf milk replacer or dried milk powder
Oil/flavour optional
Put it in the right place at the right time and a carp will happily eat this. If you want to play, you can add seaweed meal, yeast, shrimp paste, etc, etc...
50% fishmeal
40% nectablend/red factor/megablend ...or even even semolina
10% calf milk replacer or dried milk powder
Oil/flavour optional
Put it in the right place at the right time and a carp will happily eat this. If you want to play, you can add seaweed meal, yeast, shrimp paste, etc, etc...
In reply to Post #516
Brilliant thanks.
Also in reply to the above post about quality baits. That stuffs relatively cheap right?? So say a kilo of the 50/50 plus eggs , oil and a flavour then im in business right???
Brilliant thanks.
Also in reply to the above post about quality baits. That stuffs relatively cheap right?? So say a kilo of the 50/50 plus eggs , oil and a flavour then im in business right???
In reply to Post #517
Errr... yes, that right. I'm sure it's a very good 50/50 mix, but I'd expect MUCH better results with a cheap/simple fishmeal mix than a cheap/simple carbohydrate mix.
Errr... yes, that right. I'm sure it's a very good 50/50 mix, but I'd expect MUCH better results with a cheap/simple fishmeal mix than a cheap/simple carbohydrate mix.
In reply to Post #518
Right so spend a little more and get the fishmeal base. I shall certainly go with that next
Right so spend a little more and get the fishmeal base. I shall certainly go with that next
In reply to Post #517
No. Go for the HNV mixes. They're only a bit more money and much better quality. Try the one I suggested, patsull Park. A good mix with a proven pedigree.
No. Go for the HNV mixes. They're only a bit more money and much better quality. Try the one I suggested, patsull Park. A good mix with a proven pedigree.
In reply to Post #520
Yes i will be trying patshull park. They recomended it too. With a squid flavouring!
Yes i will be trying patshull park. They recomended it too. With a squid flavouring!
In reply to Post #521
yes, that's their tried and trusted recipe. Squid and orange I think it is.
yes, that's their tried and trusted recipe. Squid and orange I think it is.
In reply to Post #520
ive had a good bit of success using their HNV Spicy Red Fish & Bird, rolls very nice too
ive had a good bit of success using their HNV Spicy Red Fish & Bird, rolls very nice too
In reply to Post #515
25% semolina
25% maiz meal
10% lt fismeal
10% soy meal full fat and toasted
8% egg powder
5% yeast
5% kelp
2% chili powder
5% milk powder
5% pre-digested fishmeal
30ml hydrolyzed fish liquid (krill, tuna, salmon, what you can find)
No eggs are needed due to the egg powder => use water to moisturize the mix
This mix is way below 4GBP/kg and catches every where
25% semolina
25% maiz meal
10% lt fismeal
10% soy meal full fat and toasted
8% egg powder
5% yeast
5% kelp
2% chili powder
5% milk powder
5% pre-digested fishmeal
30ml hydrolyzed fish liquid (krill, tuna, salmon, what you can find)
No eggs are needed due to the egg powder => use water to moisturize the mix
This mix is way below 4GBP/kg and catches every where
In reply to Post #524
Hardly simple and 60% binders. The Pete B mix is far more simple and better balanced and cheaper. Now, which one should I pick?
Hardly simple and 60% binders. The Pete B mix is far more simple and better balanced and cheaper. Now, which one should I pick?
In reply to Post #77
Hi. Im making that mix a few time now and i saw it many times to become pop up... What is wrong??? I do something wrong or is any flour off??? Help me plz
Hi. Im making that mix a few time now and i saw it many times to become pop up... What is wrong??? I do something wrong or is any flour off??? Help me plz
In reply to Post #77
In reply to Post #77
So is the pinned post the final recipe for BM1?
So is the pinned post the final recipe for BM1?