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Baitroom selling this week (19 posts / 2,762 views)
TeeCee
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Post #16 3 Feb 2021 16:36
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40 bar for a pot of pop-ups? Fugging hell

The geezer comes over as a grade *A* c..t. Proper loves himself. What's he boil them in, Holly water?

Man, some people still trying to sell snake oil in this day and age eh. People rinse waters with fake sweetcorn!
Wayne Wayne
Posts: 18,777
Post #17 3 Feb 2021 19:28
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In reply to Post #16
I totally get that.....BUT.......if you're paying £40 for 40 baits and this gives you total confidence in your hook bait then £1 per fish isn't much and on par with a super sharpened hook by a fishing celebrity or a 4oz lead ......
darkoL darkoL
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Post #18 3 Feb 2021 19:41
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In reply to Post #17
They have 100% catch rate? Maybe he should charge 80 and suggest to catch 2 on one boilie 😂😂
TeeCee
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Post #19 3 Feb 2021 21:57
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In reply to Post #17
To be honest Wayne, if your baits not repellant to carp, it's put in the right place, any hookbait is as good as any other. Sure, glugging your baits or they're high attract can work to your advantage of they've not seen that trick in a while or at all, fish will be drawn to your hookbait, conversely, it can work as a disadvantage if you're fishing for pressured fish which I'm sure you know already.

There are ingredients that are super expensive to make either by your self or bought, if he is using such things, then I could see why the price is so high, I haven't seen any evidence of such things within his blurb of his website. I do take your point 👍
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