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Thanks guys looks like tigers it is!
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Might as well use good quality Tigers and Maize for that price !
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I'd rather take a couple of kg of decent bait than buy something like that. Anything that's put together for less than £1 kg cost ain't going to be any good at all
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If cost would be an issue, I would go for tigers combined with a couple of KGs high quality baits.
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If you want a bait experts view, we'll thay usually come in 2s like busses
Have a ding dong , about hidroes, say the others a doughnut
Then go to bed, separate beds
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Tasty price, I can't comment on the bait but think carefully I'm no bait expert but
I would rather take a few tigers chick's in tins and 3 k of a reputable brand boilie, hope you don't take this the wrong way, good luck whatever you do
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Christ, and I thought the decathlon ones were cheap
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I'm off to France with the family next month and the site we're on has a fishing lake so it'd be rude not to take the rods. Was going to take bait with me but only cheap stuff as 1. Fishing time will be limited so I'll probably end up baiting up for someone else and 2. Knowing my luck I'll get a full search at customs and they'll confiscate it 
Found a company called Raven Fishing that do a range from Tasty Baits at £25 for 10Kg! Obviously it's not going to be the best quality but has anyone tried it?
Tasty Bait Scopex
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