Evening all
apologies if this has been done before, but I'm looking for a good tiger nut boilie. There were some I used regularly about 10 years back but I can't remember who made them... I do remember the sweet smell though
any suggestions?
cheers all
apologies if this has been done before, but I'm looking for a good tiger nut boilie. There were some I used regularly about 10 years back but I can't remember who made them... I do remember the sweet smell though
any suggestions?
cheers all
In reply to Post #1
Dynamite used to make a tiger nut boilie, would they be the ones? Still available it seems.
Dynamite used to make a tiger nut boilie, would they be the ones? Still available it seems.
In reply to Post #1
Probably ABS nut mix, with maple cream.
Probably ABS nut mix, with maple cream.
In reply to Post #3
Great bait they can change the flavour and colour if you want.
Great bait they can change the flavour and colour if you want.
I did ok blending them up to a fine powder and coating krill boilies and some pure krill liquid leave them for a few days and it forms a kinda crust smells like some fishy knicksrs I bet if your in to smelling that stuff 🐡
In reply to Post #5
Check out baitworks creamino they smell identical to the old old dynamite baits tiger nut bollies
Check out baitworks creamino they smell identical to the old old dynamite baits tiger nut bollies
In reply to Post #3
+1
That mix was/is the base for a lot of companies variants of a nut boilie
+1
That mix was/is the base for a lot of companies variants of a nut boilie
In reply to Post #1
If it was ten years ago perhaps it was the Carp Company nut mix.
If it was ten years ago perhaps it was the Carp Company nut mix.
In reply to Post #1
Oxford baits do mcnut which I've been on for my last few sessions mate and catching well that has ground up tigers in mix
Oxford baits do mcnut which I've been on for my last few sessions mate and catching well that has ground up tigers in mix
In reply to Post #1
Check out Poacher Baits Tiger Nut & Maple. Superb bait.
Check out Poacher Baits Tiger Nut & Maple. Superb bait.
Loads of good ones, many of which are based around the Active Baits Solutions Nut Mix.
Two good ‘uns are Oxford Carp Baits MC Nut (maple and scopex) or Impulse Baits Choc Banana nut. Both flippin' good baits that the carp love.
Sure you won't go wrong with these or any of the baits mentioned below, just personal preference 👍🏻
Two good ‘uns are Oxford Carp Baits MC Nut (maple and scopex) or Impulse Baits Choc Banana nut. Both flippin' good baits that the carp love.
Sure you won't go wrong with these or any of the baits mentioned below, just personal preference 👍🏻
In reply to Post #1
dynamite tiger nut is still a good bait
i havent used it but the scientific baits Squirrel looks worth a shout
and quite a few ppl on here hold the bait in high regard
dynamite tiger nut is still a good bait
i havent used it but the scientific baits Squirrel looks worth a shout
and quite a few ppl on here hold the bait in high regard
trent baits active nut
thanks all - I'll give the Dynamite baits a go
Blankasaurus... I think you could be right, were they made / endorsed by an older famous carper?
Blankasaurus... I think you could be right, were they made / endorsed by an older famous carper?
Five Star Baits Nutz is a quality bait.
In reply to Post #14
Jim Davidson?
Jim Davidson?
In reply to Post #8
I like that bait, I've never understood why such a high fat mix does so well in winter but it does
I like that bait, I've never understood why such a high fat mix does so well in winter but it does
In reply to Post #1
Depending how Much you want to Buy Mal but DNA nutta S is a cracking TN boilee.......
Depending how Much you want to Buy Mal but DNA nutta S is a cracking TN boilee.......
In reply to Post #18
I found completely the opposite, almost every other nut bait I fished against the nutta wiped the floor with it, s7 is great but the nutta on lakes that get heavily fished by nut bits would have its ass kicked
I found completely the opposite, almost every other nut bait I fished against the nutta wiped the floor with it, s7 is great but the nutta on lakes that get heavily fished by nut bits would have its ass kicked
Cheers all
Wayne - you better not be setting me up on a dud!
The spot I'm thinking of using them isn't a tiger heavy venue. More lads who are onto the 'latest thing' type so I'm hoping an older flavour that did well for me might tempt some of the bigger fish.
If it ever stops bloody raining that is.
Wayne - you better not be setting me up on a dud!
The spot I'm thinking of using them isn't a tiger heavy venue. More lads who are onto the 'latest thing' type so I'm hoping an older flavour that did well for me might tempt some of the bigger fish.
If it ever stops bloody raining that is.
In reply to Post #20
I'm not and surprised by that......
I'm not and surprised by that......
In reply to Post #21
Just joking fella
Just joking fella
In reply to Post #20
Sounds like a lot of venues to be honest, my local is a bit like that.
At the moment I'm toying with the idea of flavoring chick peas with tiger nut flavour, main reason is they resemble the shape of TNs
Sounds like a lot of venues to be honest, my local is a bit like that.
At the moment I'm toying with the idea of flavoring chick peas with tiger nut flavour, main reason is they resemble the shape of TNs
In reply to Post #23
I like that idea.
Do you need to prepare chick peas first?
I like that idea.
Do you need to prepare chick peas first?
In reply to Post #24
yes buddy, soak at least for 24 hours with flouvor
yes buddy, soak at least for 24 hours with flouvor
In reply to Post #25
Nice one mate. Thankyou
Nice one mate. Thankyou
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