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Tiger Nut Juice
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yonny

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#7 11 Dec 2018 at 12.48pm

In reply to Post #6
So you separated the slime from the nuts Mark?

I always let my tigers slime up, and even add boilies at the slime stage to steep/soak it all up, but never considered separating it for use elsewhere.

TCarper

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#6 11 Dec 2018 at 12.36pm

In reply to Post #1
Unfortunately mate, in my opinion, You have missed a trick already. Next time, timing is your friend. I have a day off today, I was meant to be fishing, I'm going later instead, so I will explain for you. What you have there, is boiled water from tigers. It's not really anything special, honestly. You can make it into something really special though next time. If you had left that water with those tigers, and added some sugar, stirred it all up and put the lid on. In three days under warm conditions (radiator winter), the water would have turned to a slimy gooey mess. This stuff is special, this is very special indeed. It's probably more electric, than the tigers themselves. It's the ferment stage. It's drugs to carp. It only lasts for a couple of days, so it's all about timing. After this it will go alcohol smelling. It's still much better than what you have there, but it's lost a lot of it's effect. The tigers themselves are okay for ages. We're not talking about tigers though, we're talking about the water. When you know you're going fishing, make the tigers so that you have that stuff for the first night of your trip. How you get it onto your spot is up to you. But it's dynamite, trust me. Most of the stuff that is, you have to create yourself like this. You can't buy it in a bottle, it's just not the same thing.

Not by you mate, but I was told when I posted on this bait forum not long ago, that I should cite evidence for my posts, or the information would not be believed. You need evidence. Well now they all know who I am, I can. I'll let you into a little secret. This fish below, is pretty unknown, over 40lbs, and was caught with the great help of what I mentioned above among other things. It's from a low stock pit, that's not meant to be fished. I was catching herds of monster bream, so to stop them, I used a tiger trick, I gave them tigers to fill them up and slow them down a bit. It slowed the bream down, and attracted this carp among others. I carried on making loads of tigers, but freezing them for winter, did not want to fill the carp up... Only after I had made tonnes of 'drugs' with it first though were the tigers froze. The 'drugs' were taken straight to the pit, out in a boat under darkness, and poured all over a long bar (it sinks well). Sent them absolutely mental. They dug the bar right out, took inches from it's entire length. Catching them was fairly easy afterwards.

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snapper1

Posts: 3101

#5 11 Dec 2018 at 11.43am

In reply to Post #4
freeze it in small quantities and thaw out the night before needed

Darkieallard

Posts: 4721

#4 11 Dec 2018 at 9.06am

I�m defiantly keeping it just didn�t know if it would keep in the fridge or would I have to freeze it.

1-Toner

Posts: 1348

#3 11 Dec 2018 at 7.10am

In reply to Post #2
keep it, I used to soak tiny dried 10 millers ( live system ) real good on waters that have a tiger ban

Riggy

Posts: 2002

#2 10 Dec 2018 at 5.09pm

In reply to Post #1
I would freeze and use as a soak for particles to swell in or use to rehydrate air dried boilies

Michael

Darkieallard

Posts: 4721

#1 10 Dec 2018 at 4.54pm

I�ve just prepared 2kg of tiger nuts ready for the freezer.
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I have around 1 litre of the water left what can I do with it, put in a bottle and keep in the fridge or freeze it?


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