In reply to Post #15
Yes it did!
My memory is shot, haven't been able to find my diary with the levels yet.
Yes it did!
My memory is shot, haven't been able to find my diary with the levels yet.
What would the tiger nut meal bring?
In reply to Post #17
Tiger nuts are very effective in various forms.
We created this groundbait (2000ish?) we wanted something a step up from the bog standard ones but the biggest factor was we were fishing a lake with a nut ban!
Tiger nuts are very effective in various forms.
We created this groundbait (2000ish?) we wanted something a step up from the bog standard ones but the biggest factor was we were fishing a lake with a nut ban!
In reply to Post #5
Try sticking the Vitalin through a food blender😉
I did also notice a comment about tigers nuts, stick them through a coffee grinder or food blender as well...
Just soak and boil, then mix in with the ground Vitalin
Try sticking the Vitalin through a food blender😉
I did also notice a comment about tigers nuts, stick them through a coffee grinder or food blender as well...
Just soak and boil, then mix in with the ground Vitalin
In reply to Post #13
Apologies, I've yet to find the recipe, I do know from thinking about it that we made it via big tea mugs and am pretty sure it was 8 mugs of red breadcrumb and the same of black crumb as the base, may give you something to experiment with?
I'd be happy with just Provimi as the fish meal content.
Apologies, I've yet to find the recipe, I do know from thinking about it that we made it via big tea mugs and am pretty sure it was 8 mugs of red breadcrumb and the same of black crumb as the base, may give you something to experiment with?
I'd be happy with just Provimi as the fish meal content.
In reply to Post #1
I have worked with two of the best U.K. match anglers for several years and between us we played around with several main ingredients. You can deviate off on all sorts of tangents with nut meals and cereals but the reality is that although economical, they offer little attraction compared to two or three simple ingredients. Ground pellets (expander, green Betaine, krill, halibut) combined with a good boilie crumb will offer attraction, good food signals and yet can be made small enough to not fill carp up whilst keeping them active in your swim for long periods.
I have worked with two of the best U.K. match anglers for several years and between us we played around with several main ingredients. You can deviate off on all sorts of tangents with nut meals and cereals but the reality is that although economical, they offer little attraction compared to two or three simple ingredients. Ground pellets (expander, green Betaine, krill, halibut) combined with a good boilie crumb will offer attraction, good food signals and yet can be made small enough to not fill carp up whilst keeping them active in your swim for long periods.