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In reply to Post #406
L030 😍
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In reply to Post #403
. Years back using John bakers base mixes as paste as a wrap or hookbait was effective and probably what you newer barbel anglers are still doing? Except maybe I used river water or LO30 not eggs,and wrapping around a few hookers from a single egg mix.
The very best barbel/chub/ river carp bait I ever used by a country mile was CC Moore Ocean HNV paste mixed with LO30 ,no eggs. This was in the 90’s on The Thames , never saw another barbel angler.
Egg powder with either river/lake water or hydros opens up huge variation possibilities.
I take large amounts to France on the rivers , feed paste and fish a skinned hookbait over the top. The leak off speeds up bite times in my view. With eggs that would be complicated.
Or go to the Thames with a kilo of powder and mix it up as needed, just a few hookers needed.
So looking forward to your base mixes being available, I am sure they will be a winner like the rest of your range .
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In reply to Post #404
Barbel love scopex 😉
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In reply to Post #402
Was speaking in support of your dogs liking liver comment actually 
Agree with the barbel sentiment too, they're cyprinids and Im convinced that an inherently good carp bait is effective for barbel and vise versa. I've noticed a lot of people using milk protein heavy mixes with sweeteners for barbel instead of the meaty fishmeal type baits we're always told they show a preference for, I think this is a demonstration of a wide variety of feed and investigative triggers co-existing between them.
Never caught a barbel on a pop up though, which I think its more down to how they feed
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In reply to Post #400
We only ever make things with fresh eggs, and the paste kits will be easy to use with an egg but I see no reasons why you couldn’t add egg alb if you so wished! It’s more for those barbel anglers who have seen huge and dramatic differences in the rivers with paste wrapped hookbaits. I am adamant we should be listening to these lads and doing similar things for the carp where possible
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In reply to Post #401
Mozzi take a day off 😂
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In reply to Post #399
The "nut bait" we've been testing is currently sat nicely at 6% liver in symbiosis with another product, No nut bait should be without it (Y)
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In reply to Post #392
Would you consider supplying base mix etc but with egg powder added so only water needed ? Baitworks do it and I have dabbled myself. Very convenient.
Cheers
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In reply to Post #398
All jokes aside it is because of the liver content
My dog always heads for the liver based baits in our unit!!
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In reply to Post #396
The dog is always my first test of a bait
Mine is too and loves the TN....... 
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In reply to Post #395
Glad you like it fella
Very very popular bait that one already so use with confidence
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In reply to Post #395
The dog is always my first test of a bait. He’s fighting to get past me to get at Gavs stuff  
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Thanks Gav
50kg of Tricknut ordered on Monday afternoon and its here Wednesday morning. Plus a little bonus thrown in as well Top man.
That smell and taste is something else. If the carp like it as much as my dog............................
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In reply to Post #393
We have a few things coming up this year for the home roller. Some nice flavours that are not available to the public, additives etc so maybe the sting can be one of them too!!
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In reply to Post #392
In future do you plan to sell the sting falvour as an addtive for home rollers.
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