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Sticky Krill / DNA S7 (19 posts / 3,713 views)
JC1972
Posts: 42
Post #1 31 May 2026 15:03
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Anyone switched from Sticky krill to the S7 ? Did it make much of a difference ?
Looking to switch to take advantage of the bulk deals they offer and would like confidence with the bait.
Thanks
MrNuvawun MrNuvawun
Posts: 2,462
Post #2 31 May 2026 16:20
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In reply to Post #1
In my opinion, other people’s recommendations are not what gives you 100% confidence in the bait you’re using. Catching a few on it as quickly as possible yourself is what will do it. Some people will say that any half decent bait in the right place at the right time will do the business, but in my experience, they definitely show preferences to specific baits in different waters.
I think I’d struggle to invest a lot of money in a new bait in massive quantities that I’d never tried before and then lose confidence in it a few trips in, whilst still having 50kg in the freezer to get through!
Better to get a 5kg bag and see what you think of it and see how you get on.
Ok, so you might miss out on the bulk deal this time, but maybe by the next time around you’ll be super confident on it and can spend and save a load of money on something you know is going to do the business for you.
mark1009
Posts: 4,745
Post #3 31 May 2026 16:30
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In reply to Post #2
The lakes I fish are used to and respond to fishmeal, and particularly red fishmeal baits. I know others that will prefer nut based baits. It's a case of getting a history of the lake captures. Why would you serve a Tartar steak to a Vegetarian.
Be different if it makes you unique. Not if it makes you irrelevant.
vossy1 vossy1
MODERATORMOD
Posts: 9,128
Post #4 31 May 2026 17:09
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In reply to Post #1
No, but I wouldn't go to sticky Krill either as I've complete confidence in S7.

However, if someone offered me a load of free Sticky Krill I wouldn't hesitate to use it, as I know it catches a lot of fish too.

Both are good proven baits, as are other Krill boilies. I wouldn't be doubting the baits but only you can decide if they give you confidence.
scozza
Posts: 18,429
Post #5 31 May 2026 20:09
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I would go for the SLK. When I take my dog in the tackle shop he goes nuts for this, rubs himself on all over the bags

Special bait for my dog to do that, doesn’t bother with a lot of other baits

It’s interesting, maybe he is trying to tell me something lol
Scratch25 Scratch25
Posts: 800
Post #6 1 Jun 2026 11:31
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I made this change in the Autumn last year for the same reason. I had one of my best winters on the S7. I now have absolutely zero reason to change bait.
blackfield blackfield
Posts: 2,651
Post #7 1 Jun 2026 12:36
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In reply to Post #1
Great bait. Seems to appeal to common carp as well. Use with confidence.
Karlos Karlos
MODERATORMOD
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Post #8 4 Jun 2026 15:09
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I was a Sticky Krill user but moved over to DNA last year.
SLK is my go to for most of the year

I used Bug in the winter and I’m mixing a bit of S7 in with the SLK this year on one particular water.

It’s decent bait at a decent price 👍
bigjim001 bigjim001
Posts: 9,347
Post #9 4 Jun 2026 20:53
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In reply to Post #1
Citrus orange and spice baits do catch and jaffa essential oil works but I've tank tested these and the feed response is better from the krill personally like the smell of the krill better just catches fish

But if its cost then make sure you get the Evo kit as the salt cured baits and the Evo spice glug is very good along side your baits thank me later
Canalcarper71 Canalcarper71
Posts: 1,399
Post #10 5 Jun 2026 13:23
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In reply to Post #8
I’m a dna user and rate them highly their customer service is good to,bulk deals are fantastic as well,my brother does a lot of commercial fishing and he loves the liquids and pellets so we go half on anything we need as they do a reward incentive as well
andythrill
Posts: 384
Post #11 9 Jun 2026 13:00
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What's the best price people can slk for,?
I don't buy a lot of bait but loath the deals as they always come with pop ups which I just don't need .
Tia
vossy1 vossy1
MODERATORMOD
Posts: 9,128
Post #12 9 Jun 2026 13:48
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In reply to Post #11
Only option I've seen in your position was TFT 10% off, works out £8 a kg
Beyonce
Posts: 1,711
Post #13 9 Jun 2026 15:23
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In reply to Post #11
They do boilie only post free deals too.
andythrill
Posts: 384
Post #14 9 Jun 2026 15:23
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In reply to Post #12
Thanks fella 👍
vossy1 vossy1
MODERATORMOD
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Post #15 9 Jun 2026 17:35
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In reply to Post #13
That's a good point, they do them as low quantity 1 offs every now and then too, though they last for a while, usually advertised on FB. I've just checked my last order, 28/01/26 and it was £71.96 for 10kg split in 2 sizes, £7.20/kg

I don't often go on FB and I'd forgotten about it.
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