In reply to Post #14
I 100 percent believe that no flavour alone is going to turn you into a mega hauler and that you need more substance behind a bait long term.
Definitely agree with this, to be consistently successful, especially long term, a bait needs much more than a flavour not matter how good it might be. But for me using one of the proven flavours provides or at least enhances the initial attraction of a bait, after that taste and possibly nutrition extends the life of a bait, sometimes indefinitely.
But one thing I would say, as an amateur bait maker, over many years I have caught a lot of carp on single hookbaits, and I know this is your business so I'm trying to be tactful here, but despite trying lots of non flavour type additives and trying well know manufacturers product's (not yours admitttingly) I cannot find or make a single hookbait that produces more bites than my own overflavoured baits. Single baits are relying on attraction only and nothing I have used beats a good flavour in this situation.
Interesting, well to me at least, they don't work as well over bait.
I 100 percent believe that no flavour alone is going to turn you into a mega hauler and that you need more substance behind a bait long term.
Definitely agree with this, to be consistently successful, especially long term, a bait needs much more than a flavour not matter how good it might be. But for me using one of the proven flavours provides or at least enhances the initial attraction of a bait, after that taste and possibly nutrition extends the life of a bait, sometimes indefinitely.
But one thing I would say, as an amateur bait maker, over many years I have caught a lot of carp on single hookbaits, and I know this is your business so I'm trying to be tactful here, but despite trying lots of non flavour type additives and trying well know manufacturers product's (not yours admitttingly) I cannot find or make a single hookbait that produces more bites than my own overflavoured baits. Single baits are relying on attraction only and nothing I have used beats a good flavour in this situation.
Interesting, well to me at least, they don't work as well over bait.
I have used several spice attractors in my time and IMHO nothing comes close to Nutrabaits Techni Spice. This is the same blend that is used in their excellent Techni Spice Shelfies, which is probably the best winter time shelf life bait I have ever used. It truly is a marvellous attractor; not cheap but worth every penny.
In reply to Post #17
Ken, is techni spice a sweet spice or a spicy spice smell ?
I know your not involved with the latest Nutrabaits set up, but do you think your tried and tested version of the techni spice is the same as the current available version do you know ?
Ken, is techni spice a sweet spice or a spicy spice smell ?
I know your not involved with the latest Nutrabaits set up, but do you think your tried and tested version of the techni spice is the same as the current available version do you know ?
In reply to Post #18
A lingering spicy spice smell
A lingering spicy spice smell
In reply to Post #18
Smells like Christmas cake to me.
Smells like Christmas cake to me.
over the last few seasons I have played around quite a lot with certain flavour profiles in single hookbaits. The most successful one I have found was premier baits indian spice.
In reply to Post #21
Condensed milk and cinnamon
Condensed milk and cinnamon
In reply to Post #1
I'm biased, but I don't believe you will get better than Bait Bros for a traditional spiced EA flavour.
Can also tweak flavours to your specification.
Happy to help via PM.
Sam
I'm biased, but I don't believe you will get better than Bait Bros for a traditional spiced EA flavour.
Can also tweak flavours to your specification.
Happy to help via PM.
Sam
In reply to Post #18
Somebody once told me that Techni spice was a combination of sweet nutraspice and spice cajouser which I have used the latter with good success, considering the cajouser was black like tar I doubt it, techni spice is clear and the sweet nutraspice used to separate, again the techni spice does not, as I am aware. Sure Ken can confirm?
Somebody once told me that Techni spice was a combination of sweet nutraspice and spice cajouser which I have used the latter with good success, considering the cajouser was black like tar I doubt it, techni spice is clear and the sweet nutraspice used to separate, again the techni spice does not, as I am aware. Sure Ken can confirm?
In reply to Post #1
Why use a spice flavour when you can use real spice? Way better imo
Why use a spice flavour when you can use real spice? Way better imo
In reply to Post #24
Premier Milk Spice ....Perfect
Premier Milk Spice ....Perfect
In reply to Post #26
Why use a strawberry flavour when you could chuck in some strawberry's?
Why use a strawberry flavour when you could chuck in some strawberry's?
In reply to Post #25
nutrabaits told me many years ago a technispice recipe which was as you said the sweet nutraspice which is clear and a blend of sweet and spice cajouser which as you also say are a dark liquid
nutrabaits told me many years ago a technispice recipe which was as you said the sweet nutraspice which is clear and a blend of sweet and spice cajouser which as you also say are a dark liquid
In reply to Post #25
techni spice is clear
The UTCS The Techni Spice liquid I have got colour wise, is like a soy sauce, or weak cola brown, definetely not clear nowadays.
techni spice is clear
The UTCS The Techni Spice liquid I have got colour wise, is like a soy sauce, or weak cola brown, definetely not clear nowadays.
In reply to Post #28
Why make daft comments like that? They are clearly very different items
But Tbh, why use a flavour full stop.
Why make daft comments like that? They are clearly very different items
But Tbh, why use a flavour full stop.