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Ultimate Milk Protein base mix? (207 posts / 36,926 views)
Butterbean35
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#16 1 Feb 2019 21:07
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christian
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#17 1 Feb 2019 21:08
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Looking at your ingredients I think you probably get them from the same place as me. If so have a look at their acid whey, I'm really impressed with it. Like their hydolised whey as well, better than the peptpro in fact.
scaley&dark
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#18 1 Feb 2019 21:12
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But as things in life progress, ingredients do improve, like Whey Protein, which years ago was considered a waste product.

But it is now most companies that are into Sport nutrition products top profit earner, and has millions spent on it.
Suddenly becomes available as Hydrolysed/pre-digested/more soluble.

Never used it, Hydrolysed Casein, Whey or Lactalbumin - but imagine it has great potential, the barbel boys seem to great excited about it in a bait, or paste.
That is - If you strike that fine balance between practical fishing bait and soluble attraction.

scaley&dark
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#19 1 Feb 2019 21:22
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BB I have never used peptopro, so it has 85% protein, is a highly hydrolysed (28%) enzymatic digestion of casein, all 20 amino acids looks very good.

By that I mean Is it really worth the £49 odd per kilo price tag in our bait, even in small amounts.

NemesisWitch NemesisWitch
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#20 1 Feb 2019 21:26
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Some excellent suggestions chaps, food for thought. Thank you.

And yes BB, I would also be adding enzymes, but didn't want to confuse things at this stage.

Scaley... I've used the hydrolysed Whey before up to 10% and really like it. The casein hydro/peptopro looks great but is very expensive, hydrolysed lactalbumin even more unfortunately
Butterbean35
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#21 1 Feb 2019 21:29
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Hi Christian,
Not sure that the whey hydros are better than peptopro, at least, on paper.
Peptopro has a far higher degree of hydrolysis, around 30% which produces about 80% di and tri peptides and 7-5% free AAs.
BB.
scaley&dark
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#22 1 Feb 2019 21:34
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Thanks for that. By the way I found it on bulkpowders, Is that where you get it from.

If anyone is interested - if you spend over £20 you get 45% off with a discount code.
500g normally would be £32.49, would then become £17.87 + P&P

So if anyone is interested that makes it a more reasonable on the pocket.

Butterbean35
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#23 1 Feb 2019 21:41
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Hi scaley,
Peptopro is really expensive, but NW said no cost restraint.
Also, the companies that sell these milk protein supplements are always offering discounts of 30% or even 40%. Even then, I agree, they are still expensive.
BB.
scaley&dark
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#24 1 Feb 2019 21:59
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scaley&dark
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#25 1 Feb 2019 21:59
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Should be quite an interesting thread this

christian
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#26 1 Feb 2019 22:07
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Agreed the peptpro has a higher degree of hydrolysis but it also means that the margin for error is greater with regards quantity in the mix. I'm pretty sure I overdid the hydro products on one occasion so very wary nowadays. 5% of the whey seems about right.
scaley&dark
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#27 1 Feb 2019 22:10
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Thanks Christian.

What total levels of Solubles are you guys happy rolling bait with, before it won't roll well/or falls apart 2 minutes after casting out.

Butterbean35
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#28 1 Feb 2019 22:20
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Hi christian,
Not sure what you mean by overdoing the hydros.
Do you mean making rolling difficult?

Hi Scaley,
I only make paste bait, so I have no restriction on solubles.
BB.
scaley&dark
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#29 1 Feb 2019 22:25
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Ok BB, That makes more sense, paste potential, more than boiled baits.
Less damage to the proteins and maximum Amino acid attraction.

Butterbean35
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#30 1 Feb 2019 22:36
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Hi Scaley,
I can only fish short day sessions, so I use paste for feed, which I try to make as instantly attractive as I can.
That's why I'm trying to make an enzyme paste.
BB.
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