Seen a video on the Carpology channel about a Czech baits company who have produced a hookbait that has several layers and a liquid inside it. Wondering if this is just to catch the anglers or that it might be an edge... would like to know any thoughts on this concept
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I used to make baits with cod liver oil tablets inside - roll the bait around them. You could also inject whatever you like into them.
Nothing new in fishing!
I used to make baits with cod liver oil tablets inside - roll the bait around them. You could also inject whatever you like into them.
Nothing new in fishing!
In reply to Post #1
Said it quite a while ago on here, imagine a bait like an M&M, crispy coating (snail) with a highly absorbable gel or something inner
Said it quite a while ago on here, imagine a bait like an M&M, crispy coating (snail) with a highly absorbable gel or something inner
I believe this has been tried before by a German firm about a decade ago..Emporer Baits I think it was? Also Jim Gibbinson played about with things like this yrs ago..Garlic Oil capsules etc wrapped in paste .
Anyone remember THESE
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Think the match lads used them
Think the match lads used them
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I have heard of Cod liver oil capsules being used on the hook too
I have heard of Cod liver oil capsules being used on the hook too
In reply to Post #1
Rob Maylin mentioned something similar in one of his books way back - Microwaving baits with poly balls in, leaving a void in the middle that could be injected with attractors.
Rob Maylin mentioned something similar in one of his books way back - Microwaving baits with poly balls in, leaving a void in the middle that could be injected with attractors.
In reply to Post #5
still got some in the garage - i bet they have gone off now !
still got some in the garage - i bet they have gone off now !
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I think me and Frank Warwick came up with the same idea more or less at the same time. I did a slide show in Manchester way back in the mists of time and showed a few pix of how I had been using capsules. Frank came up to me afterwards and said, they're good aren't they? I also had serveral articles published over the years that outlined the little wheeze.
I think me and Frank Warwick came up with the same idea more or less at the same time. I did a slide show in Manchester way back in the mists of time and showed a few pix of how I had been using capsules. Frank came up to me afterwards and said, they're good aren't they? I also had serveral articles published over the years that outlined the little wheeze.
In reply to Post #10
Nice one Ken
Nice one Ken
In reply to Post #11
Hi Chris: This is still worth a go. So few folk doing it but it often winkles out a fish on the dog days.
(BTW, I have just edited that post to correct all the typos. Just got a new keyboard and it's a living hell
Hi Chris: This is still worth a go. So few folk doing it but it often winkles out a fish on the dog days.
(BTW, I have just edited that post to correct all the typos. Just got a new keyboard and it's a living hell
In reply to Post #12
Trust you Ken
Is that a paste ball boiled around a capsule then?
Somebody once told me they were good straight on the hook and were quite instant
Not sure how long they would last though without trialling them?
I often though about putting them in mesh bags but I guess they would just float off and probably get the same attraction from an oily stick mix although I guess a capsule would plink off better.
Tried vitamin C tablets is a stick mix though
Trust you Ken
Is that a paste ball boiled around a capsule then?
Somebody once told me they were good straight on the hook and were quite instant
Not sure how long they would last though without trialling them?
I often though about putting them in mesh bags but I guess they would just float off and probably get the same attraction from an oily stick mix although I guess a capsule would plink off better.
Tried vitamin C tablets is a stick mix though
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Somebody once told me they were good on the hook and were quite instant
Like this, d'you mean?
or this:
(These pix show the latest anti-gravity rig - the AGR
Somebody once told me they were good on the hook and were quite instant
Like this, d'you mean?
or this:
(These pix show the latest anti-gravity rig - the AGR
In reply to Post #14
Exactly that!
And hooked too, pierce them with a needle as well
Cracking picture, the oil looks amazing
Exactly that!
And hooked too, pierce them with a needle as well
Cracking picture, the oil looks amazing