Regular Sense Appeal.
I used to use Rod's and later to a lesser extent Nash versions.
What were these based on?
Is there any modern day equivalent?
I used to use Rod's and later to a lesser extent Nash versions.
What were these based on?
Is there any modern day equivalent?
In reply to Post #1
Try Catchit labs
Try Catchit labs
In reply to Post #1
I believe the original was some sort of Greyhound supplement used to come in them small dosing bottles.
I believe the original was some sort of Greyhound supplement used to come in them small dosing bottles.
In reply to Post #3
Whatever it was it worked, enybody remember Rods appetite stimulator the fish one, another good ingredient
Whatever it was it worked, enybody remember Rods appetite stimulator the fish one, another good ingredient
In reply to Post #1
The actual product Rod used and sold is available if you know what to look for.
The actual product Rod used and sold is available if you know what to look for.
In reply to Post #5
Might that be a product listed by the company mentioned below?
Might that be a product listed by the company mentioned below?
In reply to Post #6
Not from Catchit Labs.
Not from Catchit Labs.
In reply to Post #1
Sense Appeal or Liverade (tradename) in its original form is a very highly concentrated liquid. I still used to be able to buy it a few years ago but I have completely forgot the company I purchased it from. It came in aluminium flasks and had to watered down with propylene glycol and water to the correct strength. I also remember getting a lovely cheese one from them as well.
Sense Appeal or Liverade (tradename) in its original form is a very highly concentrated liquid. I still used to be able to buy it a few years ago but I have completely forgot the company I purchased it from. It came in aluminium flasks and had to watered down with propylene glycol and water to the correct strength. I also remember getting a lovely cheese one from them as well.
In reply to Post #6
It comes from the same supplier that Rod used., it is not a copy.
It comes from the same supplier that Rod used., it is not a copy.
In reply to Post #8
That is not the product that Rod sold as Sense Appeal .
That is not the product that Rod sold as Sense Appeal .
In reply to Post #10
Can you on not just say rather than speaking in riddles?
Can you on not just say rather than speaking in riddles?
In reply to Post #1
What is really interesting is that the bit that is the main Fish attractor in Sense Appeal is the bit in the Goo that is not mentioned ,the dye catches the punter and the other bit catches the Fish, nothing new Rod knew about it years ago.
What is really interesting is that the bit that is the main Fish attractor in Sense Appeal is the bit in the Goo that is not mentioned ,the dye catches the punter and the other bit catches the Fish, nothing new Rod knew about it years ago.
Simon at QB has a version of it
In reply to Post #12
so the bit in the goo is the best bit
so the bit in the goo is the best bit
In reply to Post #18
Reminds me of the sketch in Little Britain with the character 'Ray McCooney', 'riddle me this....'
Reminds me of the sketch in Little Britain with the character 'Ray McCooney', 'riddle me this....'