S7 / SLK.......Job done....... 
In reply to Post #16
That's what I'm doing now just started useing them now was useing baitworks before that
That's what I'm doing now just started useing them now was useing baitworks before that
In reply to Post #17
I switch between DNA and Baitworks.........Both great bait ranges i have 100% confidence in.......
I switch between DNA and Baitworks.........Both great bait ranges i have 100% confidence in.......
In reply to Post #18
I havent had much succsess on baitworks but only used atlantic heat Dna have much confidence
I havent had much succsess on baitworks but only used atlantic heat Dna have much confidence
In reply to Post #19
If you ain't had much luck with BW it's obviously been in the wrong place......
If you ain't had much luck with BW it's obviously been in the wrong place......
In reply to Post #20
Agreed. Atlantic Heat is a very good bait.
Agreed. Atlantic Heat is a very good bait.
Ive started using both S7 and SLK since lockdown....caught on both baits .....one water slk outfished s7 and on another the s7 is out fishing the slk.....i am impressed with the baits so far....I've found proper jobs fishy peach hook baits work well over the s7...... get some good deals as well with dna baits.....i was using sticky krill for a few years but fancied a change.... the krill is also a good bait...I haven't used the dna baits long enough to compare properly to krill.... And would happily go back to krill should the need ever arise
In reply to Post #20
Yes i know alot have said m guna give it another try because they do good deals baitworks
Yes i know alot have said m guna give it another try because they do good deals baitworks
In reply to Post #15
I've been on Manila for the last 3 seasons on a low stock Venue (20 fish, 30 acres) during season 1 and 2 I caught most of the sought after fish including one which had only one previous capture. I consider Manila an extremely good bait, stickies pop ups are complete rubbish so you have to drill them out and add a large bit of cork. I'm now on a Cambs pit with form of being renound as one of the countries most difficult waters, I've recently started to mix a small amount of krill with my Manila, I'm yet to catch, only time will tell what the winning formulation will be, one things for sure, I won't be leaving stickie any time soon
I've been on Manila for the last 3 seasons on a low stock Venue (20 fish, 30 acres) during season 1 and 2 I caught most of the sought after fish including one which had only one previous capture. I consider Manila an extremely good bait, stickies pop ups are complete rubbish so you have to drill them out and add a large bit of cork. I'm now on a Cambs pit with form of being renound as one of the countries most difficult waters, I've recently started to mix a small amount of krill with my Manila, I'm yet to catch, only time will tell what the winning formulation will be, one things for sure, I won't be leaving stickie any time soon
In reply to Post #24
It's worth mentioning I didn't use krill initially because Tench love it, and the water I was fishing was rammed with them so I needed a good bait which I could keep in the water for extended periods
It's worth mentioning I didn't use krill initially because Tench love it, and the water I was fishing was rammed with them so I needed a good bait which I could keep in the water for extended periods
In reply to Post #1
All 3 are good baits, krill for me though
All 3 are good baits, krill for me though
In reply to Post #1
I would be very, very surprised if your lack of success was down to you using Scopex Squid. I use it and if I blank I know it's my fault, not the baits.
Lots of anglers blame their bait and other stuff before blaming their own lack of ability to get things consistently right. It's why the big bait firms have to keep bringing out new baits.
I would be very, very surprised if your lack of success was down to you using Scopex Squid. I use it and if I blank I know it's my fault, not the baits.
Lots of anglers blame their bait and other stuff before blaming their own lack of ability to get things consistently right. It's why the big bait firms have to keep bringing out new baits.
In reply to Post #27
Agreed.
Agreed.
In reply to Post #25
Tench love it, oh great. Just got 10kg to see how I get on with it
Tench love it, oh great. Just got 10kg to see how I get on with it
In reply to Post #16