In reply to Post #15
Yes mate. I use BAF CLO.
Yes mate. I use BAF CLO.
In reply to Post #16
Yes, thought so. I use the feedstim one, aparantly that's the original Sluis one.
Yes, thought so. I use the feedstim one, aparantly that's the original Sluis one.
In reply to Post #17
It's fairly course the BAF one but does have a nice smell to it. That bait rolls superb at 20% CLO
It's fairly course the BAF one but does have a nice smell to it. That bait rolls superb at 20% CLO
In reply to Post #18
I have both and the Feedstim is even coarser. I actually used a sieve to sieve the biggest pieces out. But indeed, it's a great additive for leakage, binding, hardening and in my opinion is acts as soy meal in that it gives a nice texture/rollability to the dough.
I have both and the Feedstim is even coarser. I actually used a sieve to sieve the biggest pieces out. But indeed, it's a great additive for leakage, binding, hardening and in my opinion is acts as soy meal in that it gives a nice texture/rollability to the dough.
In reply to Post #12
Why would you want to use coarse maize semolina?
Why would you want to use coarse maize semolina?
In reply to Post #20
I think I used the wrong word.
Here it's called coarse polenta, which is coarse ground maize.
And I would like to try it, to improve hardness of the bait (thus lowering the need for egg albumin) and for leakage and flecks/particles in the baits.
I think I used the wrong word.
Here it's called coarse polenta, which is coarse ground maize.
And I would like to try it, to improve hardness of the bait (thus lowering the need for egg albumin) and for leakage and flecks/particles in the baits.
In reply to Post #8
Similar thoughts to me. Plus kelp has naturally occurring Betaines
Similar thoughts to me. Plus kelp has naturally occurring Betaines
Just the Kelp for me too.
Could always add some whole & crushed black Rapeseeds for flecks?
Could always add some whole & crushed black Rapeseeds for flecks?
In reply to Post #22
Okay great. Will use kelp then! Thanks all. I am always impressed by your knowledge and that's why I love reading and asking here!
Okay great. Will use kelp then! Thanks all. I am always impressed by your knowledge and that's why I love reading and asking here!