In reply to Post #151
Thanks for you reply and info, one of the issues is I live in Michigan USA and not all the products are available to me . Hence me looking for substitiutes , I do have some of the original products available from online retailers. I will check out the selenative E and see if I can find a similar product here, there are a lot of farm stores around that carry all kinds of stuff to check out.

Thanks again for the input appreciate your reply

In reply to Post #150
What you are looking for is a powdered Vitamin supplement not a complete feed (or Range cube as you might call it).

Try Select II a horse supplement or Karl at Scorpion tackle can source CCmoore products in the USA.

In reply to Post #153
Hi thanks for that I can see already I can source Select 2 over here if this will work it could well be the answer .

Thanks for the info

In reply to Post #151
Nice advice Mr Patterson

In reply to Post #155
Share a little gain a little haha

Just finished my HNV mix Mr Barley will let you know how i get on, done all the amino calcs etc.

Thanks to your advice i believe it will go well always time for tweaks

Next step balancing and editing ph levels! beginning with a few hook baits ......only when i get this HNV mix to its optimum............. Bring on the warm weather!!

In reply to Post #156
Oof ,shouldn't have owned up to that one

Best of luck

In reply to Post #157
haha cant take all the credit mate cheers

In reply to Post #158
If anyone is having trouble getting Selenavite E I got some from HERE post free

In reply to Post #159
great link, the one i was going to buy tomorrow had £5 postage ontop, cheers mate

Or a little bit cheaper here all with free delivery.
They also sell a few other bits and bobs

selenavite e
molasses
pigeon-conditioner
cod-liver-oil

In reply to Post #161
wouldnt 30ml of L030 liquid and 30 ml csl be a benifit

Dont forget the vit c !

So the post has been running a while now has any body been busy rolling and caught much gunna get rolling next weekend after I get paid?

In reply to Post #164
I made some and they came out very well in fact dam near perfect , I used this mix because I wanted something that I could use that was proven and relatively easy to source and and was of decent quality .

Although I didnt catch on this mix I did catch in my sessions on Maize. On the reasons for wanting to use boilies is I am thinking it will improve my chances of bigger carp. I fish in the USA and have caught lots of fish up to 40lb the average being a mid 20lb fish, this year has got of to a flyer 3 of the 6 fish I have caught so far have been 30lb+ fish .

All caught on Maize, should I forget trying to reinvent the wheel and stick to maize in the hope a big one will come around, or carry on with a boilie on one rod I know bigger fish fequent the areas I fish.

We are allowed to fish 3 rods here so I have chance to experiment without forsaking the chances of catching too much. The area I live in has some great carp fishing most of it virgin carp fishing, most of the fish I catch look like they have never been caught before. And being wild they fight like stink, I would be interested to hear some views on the boilie question as I have a couple of lakes that are smaller but again the preffered bait is corn. Am I wasting my time trying to introduce boilies into the diet of hopefully bigger fish., or do I need to give it a concerted effort with a lot of bait before the boilie will become accepted as a food source.

Thanks in advance and hope I havnt gone of topic too much

In reply to Post #165
Perhaps it would be a good idea to start a new thread on this or do a search

But I would stick with maize if they are virgin carp personally