In reply to Post #14
Don't read the bait section on forums lmao heads safe then
Don't read the bait section on forums lmao heads safe then
In reply to Post #15
No probs , make sure you shake up the bottle as it does separate a bit when standing for any length of time , happy rolling mate
In reply to Post #17
Yes, i always do, thanks!
And thanks to all you guys, for your input. Really interesting!
Yes, i always do, thanks!
And thanks to all you guys, for your input. Really interesting!
Or, you could use nut hydro which is a proper hydro. Baf were selling nut hydro a while back. Not sure if they still are but Baitwize also carry it. Think I'd prefer to use tiger nut liquid but then I don't rate anything cc Moore produce.
In reply to Post #19
He's already got Peanut pro in powder form in his base mix but suppose it depends on what you want to include in your base mix at the end of the day and who you trust with manufacturing it , I've used cc moore liquids over the years and been very successful with them
He's already got Peanut pro in powder form in his base mix but suppose it depends on what you want to include in your base mix at the end of the day and who you trust with manufacturing it , I've used cc moore liquids over the years and been very successful with them
In reply to Post #19
They still do, and I feel dumb for not seeing it a few weeks back when I ordered from the Netherlands. The shipping costs are 17 euro, so not really viable to order just a bottle of it.
The tiger nut liquid they sell here too, but the use before date is only half a year. So I worry about bad baits in a few months.
They still do, and I feel dumb for not seeing it a few weeks back when I ordered from the Netherlands. The shipping costs are 17 euro, so not really viable to order just a bottle of it.
The tiger nut liquid they sell here too, but the use before date is only half a year. So I worry about bad baits in a few months.
In reply to Post #19
One more question and not doubting you, but how do you know cc moore sell flavored syrups?
One more question and not doubting you, but how do you know cc moore sell flavored syrups?
In reply to Post #21
If you are from the Netherlands I'd be having a look at the feedstim liquids and powders they have , superb products from them 👍
If you are from the Netherlands I'd be having a look at the feedstim liquids and powders they have , superb products from them 👍
In reply to Post #20
BAF's nut hydro is the peanut Pro powder that has been hydrolysed. Super volatile so guessing that's why it's currently not for sale. I'm sure once they've worked out how to stabilise it, it will be back.
BAF's nut hydro is the peanut Pro powder that has been hydrolysed. Super volatile so guessing that's why it's currently not for sale. I'm sure once they've worked out how to stabilise it, it will be back.
In reply to Post #24
Hence the name Nut hydro !
It is currently on sale on their website
Hence the name Nut hydro !
It is currently on sale on their website
In reply to Post #23
Yes I do use their stuff, excellent products indeed. Just like BAF. They only don't have a hydro that I can use in this bait.
Yes I do use their stuff, excellent products indeed. Just like BAF. They only don't have a hydro that I can use in this bait.
In reply to Post #22
by tasting it. Granted, there's probably some amino product in there too. I just prefer products that give off free aminos.
by tasting it. Granted, there's probably some amino product in there too. I just prefer products that give off free aminos.
In reply to Post #27
>by tasting it.
>by tasting it.
In reply to Post #28
it's sweet. Ergo it has sugar in it!
it's sweet. Ergo it has sugar in it!
In reply to Post #29
and this '....I don't rate anything cc Moore produce' is because, I assume, one type of liquid you tried was sweet and therefor your instant chemical analysis makes the complete range poor?
CC Moore have been around a long time in the feed industry (over 60 years), they have some real gems in the range and a lot of the 'standard' stuff if very good quality at a fare price. Many have come and gone in that time but they are still going because there products catch fish.
I am not connected but have used them for >15 years and still find them hard to better.
and this '....I don't rate anything cc Moore produce' is because, I assume, one type of liquid you tried was sweet and therefor your instant chemical analysis makes the complete range poor?
CC Moore have been around a long time in the feed industry (over 60 years), they have some real gems in the range and a lot of the 'standard' stuff if very good quality at a fare price. Many have come and gone in that time but they are still going because there products catch fish.
I am not connected but have used them for >15 years and still find them hard to better.