Having spent 20 plus years fishing mainly fishmeals i can't help but notice the amount of foaming that seem to be coming out to nut baits on a couple of lakes i fish. So fancy giving them a go. Question is what shelf life nut baits would you recommend? Closest i ever got to using a nut baits was maple 8.
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Another post like this already but the ABS mcnut is the best.
Sometimes called maple cream nut.
Another post like this already but the ABS mcnut is the best.
Sometimes called maple cream nut.
Wraysbury baits MC Nut?
A tiger nut?
I done well in the past with Urban Baits Nutcracker, im not sure if its still going as haven't heard it mentioned in years.
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Not sure if he does them in shelf life, but bait asylum mega maple nut is a very nice bait.
Not sure if he does them in shelf life, but bait asylum mega maple nut is a very nice bait.
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Oxford baits MC Nut is a great bait. Been using it for over 12 months and had very good results 👍
Oxford baits MC Nut is a great bait. Been using it for over 12 months and had very good results 👍
ABS MCnut is an outstanding bait, the MC is an abbreviation for maple cream (obviously)
Poacher baits Tiger Nut n Maple is the best you'll find, it has the highest concentration of freshly milled tiger nuts, which is far superior to those that use tiger nut flour or meal
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Poacher's don't do shelfies though, but the frozen versions are excellent as you say!!
Poacher's don't do shelfies though, but the frozen versions are excellent as you say!!
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I am sure its a fine bait but how do you know its 'the highest concentration of freshly milled tiger nuts'? I can think of two other bait companies that also mill there own ingredients and I am sure other do as it also keeps costs down plus quality up.
I am sure its a fine bait but how do you know its 'the highest concentration of freshly milled tiger nuts'? I can think of two other bait companies that also mill there own ingredients and I am sure other do as it also keeps costs down plus quality up.
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And are they dry or cooked/rehydrated when milled?
And are they dry or cooked/rehydrated when milled?
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I was thinking the same thing. When I was selling bait my nut bait had over 30% nut in it. It's not just about tiger nuts either. Mine had peanut protein isolate in it for example. I'm sure plenty of other bait companies put all manner of nut products in.
I was thinking the same thing. When I was selling bait my nut bait had over 30% nut in it. It's not just about tiger nuts either. Mine had peanut protein isolate in it for example. I'm sure plenty of other bait companies put all manner of nut products in.
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