In reply to Post #1195
Anyone know where I could buy some dynamite baits boilers in bulk, I'm after some mis shapes if they still do them cheaper any help pm me please
Anyone know where I could buy some dynamite baits boilers in bulk, I'm after some mis shapes if they still do them cheaper any help pm me please
In reply to Post #1197
Found some good cheap basemix ingredients at Feedstim
Much cheaper than other sources i´ve tried. Definately helps to lower the cost, if rolling your own bait on a wide scale
Found some good cheap basemix ingredients at Feedstim
Some good link there's.. Cheers lads
In reply to Post #1195
What flavors do you do as im happy to buy some
What flavors do you do as im happy to buy some
I put up marquees for a living and when taking them down from country fairs there are always part open sacks of feed left around, you can guess I don't leave them there for long :-)
I don't if some else has already has said this but carp nut on twitter gave me a great idea for a particle mix, its pigeon conditioner, boil for 20/30 mins/ add sugar and salt and leave in a air sealed bucket for at least 3 days and i have to say the results amazed me, its well worth a try and is very cheap!
I haven't used them before but blakes baits seem very cheap.
they have lots of boilies , pellets and a lot more.
I would say if you're stalking, I would buy the most complicated and expensive bait out there - value sweetcorn.
The cheaper the better.
1kilo bag will last a while and can cost £1 or so
they have lots of boilies , pellets and a lot more.
I would say if you're stalking, I would buy the most complicated and expensive bait out there - value sweetcorn.
The cheaper the better.
1kilo bag will last a while and can cost £1 or so
In reply to Post #49
Lol, is this Paul from Active bait solutions , formerly destiny baits
Lol, is this Paul from Active bait solutions , formerly destiny baits
In reply to Post #1209
I'm having PC issues mate - reading from my iPhone - loaded it as a new message , don't think I'll be getting a reply to that then ,
I'm having PC issues mate - reading from my iPhone - loaded it as a new message , don't think I'll be getting a reply to that then ,
In reply to Post #1209
come on Rab...wake up fella...lol
come on Rab...wake up fella...lol
In reply to Post #1211
Lol, I know terrible - slap on the hand
Lol, I know terrible - slap on the hand
In reply to Post #1206
If you are using a good Pigeon Conditioner there wont be any maize in it, (try Bucktons), so if you boil it for that long you will turn a good many of the small seeds to mush. We are only talking match head size seeds here after all.
Simply cover your Conditioner with boiling water, snap on the bucket lid, and the next morning you will have a beautifully prepared Particle mix.
Add Salt or sugar after you have prepared your seeds.
BOF
If you are using a good Pigeon Conditioner there wont be any maize in it, (try Bucktons), so if you boil it for that long you will turn a good many of the small seeds to mush. We are only talking match head size seeds here after all.
Simply cover your Conditioner with boiling water, snap on the bucket lid, and the next morning you will have a beautifully prepared Particle mix.
Add Salt or sugar after you have prepared your seeds.
BOF
In reply to Post #130
I use LF Baits
there also looking for testers !!
monthly deals on baits and cheap 2 !!
I use LF Baits
there also looking for testers !!
monthly deals on baits and cheap 2 !!
In reply to Post #1214
I'm one of the old fogeys that turn out their own baits rather than buy them ready made, and a quick check has shown that they can work out at under £2.50 per kg of dry mix. Chuck in 9 eggs per kg (Farm Foods per pack of 15), and a little Cod Liver Oil (Tesco's), and that gives around £3.54 per kilo.
However that is dry weight, a kilo of dry mix yields quite a lot more than a kilo of baits, more like 25% more due to the weight of the eggs, oil, and the water that the baits absorb during the boiling process. So that means you can knock up a kilo of reasonable Fishmeal baits for around £2.70 per kilo, and as the advert goes, the feeling you get from using your own baits..... "priceless".
BOF
I'm one of the old fogeys that turn out their own baits rather than buy them ready made, and a quick check has shown that they can work out at under £2.50 per kg of dry mix. Chuck in 9 eggs per kg (Farm Foods per pack of 15), and a little Cod Liver Oil (Tesco's), and that gives around £3.54 per kilo.
However that is dry weight, a kilo of dry mix yields quite a lot more than a kilo of baits, more like 25% more due to the weight of the eggs, oil, and the water that the baits absorb during the boiling process. So that means you can knock up a kilo of reasonable Fishmeal baits for around £2.70 per kilo, and as the advert goes, the feeling you get from using your own baits..... "priceless".
BOF
In reply to Post #130
Shame he dosent do an out and out fishmeal bait
Shame he dosent do an out and out fishmeal bait