500 fishmeal
250 clo
250 lamlac
50ml fish hydro

I see this recipe recommended a lot but has anyone actually tried to roll it?
Seems like it might be very sticky and hard to roll?

In reply to Post #1
Only way to find out is knock up a small 1 egg mix and try it.
Depends on the coarseness and binding ability of the CLO, some are more roller friendly than others.

In reply to Post #2
I'm probably going to get it from AA Baits I've never tried there clo before.

I like that mix because I can buy it in two and a half or 5 kilo bags, makes for a nice easy mixing.

Do you think chucking 50 g per kilo of blood powder in would help it Roll?

In reply to Post #3
I'd suggest the BAF one. The AA one used to be the same as the CCMoore one, which is not the best, I'm afraid.

In reply to Post #1
Reduce the Lamlac to 100, and add 150 of Semolina, otherwise the mix will breakdown too quickly in the water. Semolina will help it to roll and firm it up.

Ive already got another more complicated mix which i do ok on but ive got a lake i want to pre bait a little for a few weeks before i fish it, i liked that mix above as from AA i wouldn't have to weigh anything just chuck it all in a bag saving aload of time and aggro

In reply to Post #1
would this even need eggs with that much clo in,is clo egg biscuit? theres one bird food i used once and it didnt need eggs

In reply to Post #7
Nectarblend or Red Factor, perhaps?

I didnt end up rolling that mix but have ordered ingredients to do a similar one ive seen floating around on here

400 fishmeal
200 clo
200 semo
200 milk

Im gonna add 25g fenugreek to that and then...

50ml fish hydro
20ml squid brand fish sauce
3ml scopex

Hopefully it works!

In reply to Post #1
The easiest and most economical way to avoid wasting ingredients and money I found was write down or type up and divide the 1 KG base mix individual amounts by 7.

Should give you 142 grams of mix to do a one egg mix with.

57 grams fishmeal
28.5 grams clo
28.5 grams semo
28.5 grams milk

Happy rolling

In reply to Post #9
Was there a reason for Milk at 20%?
I ask because i've seen it on suppliers information as recommended up to 15% of the mix.
But i don't know if more than 15% affects the rolling or is just unnecessary to go above that inclusion.

In reply to Post #10
Thats not a bad idea! Cheers

In reply to Post #9
That would be a good mix, better than the majority sold.

In reply to Post #9

In reply to Post #11
Ive not gone as high as 20% before, my other mixes have 15%

Im hoping the inclusion of clo which i dont normally use will help it to soak up and roll ok

I'll give it ago soon as the ingredients arrive