In reply to Post #12
Once you see the Bacarel stuff you won't miss the thin and watery CC Moore version. CC Moore do some decent stuff but the quality of their liquids is not their strong point in my experience.
It was always misleading of CCM to call it L030T as it's nothing like the original, and unfortunately unavailable original L030.
Once you see the Bacarel stuff you won't miss the thin and watery CC Moore version. CC Moore do some decent stuff but the quality of their liquids is not their strong point in my experience.
It was always misleading of CCM to call it L030T as it's nothing like the original, and unfortunately unavailable original L030.
In reply to Post #16
Better value to get it from bacarel but it soaks into baits better if you mix it with water, I use hemp water
Or if you make your own baits still hot andf wet from cooking will draw it in neat quite well
Better value to get it from bacarel but it soaks into baits better if you mix it with water, I use hemp water
Or if you make your own baits still hot andf wet from cooking will draw it in neat quite well
In reply to Post #16
Bluebeat, I questioned Ian on the same issue ref the name at the time. He went back to Bacarel/Seagarden (can't remember which one now, must have the email somewhere maybe) to check whether this was OK, and he got authority from them (the original was called L030 due to the manufacturing method) to use the name L030 Tuna as the manufacturing process was identical to the original, but just using tuna byproducts.
Bluebeat, I questioned Ian on the same issue ref the name at the time. He went back to Bacarel/Seagarden (can't remember which one now, must have the email somewhere maybe) to check whether this was OK, and he got authority from them (the original was called L030 due to the manufacturing method) to use the name L030 Tuna as the manufacturing process was identical to the original, but just using tuna byproducts.
In reply to Post #17
Thanks for the tips. Does it work ok in winter ?
Thanks for the tips. Does it work ok in winter ?
In reply to Post #18
I've used the Tuna extract and their salmon oil for many years and will try their shrimp extract this year aswell, exceptional value and quality
I've used the Tuna extract and their salmon oil for many years and will try their shrimp extract this year aswell, exceptional value and quality
In reply to Post #20
their shrimp is great, smells something horrendous though!
their shrimp is great, smells something horrendous though!
In reply to Post #18
Interesting. I would say the ingredients in at the beginning and out at the end were more important than the process in between. However, if the name came from the process rather than the ingredients then I guess it's fair enough.
Interesting. I would say the ingredients in at the beginning and out at the end were more important than the process in between. However, if the name came from the process rather than the ingredients then I guess it's fair enough.
In reply to Post #21
Excellent news, put an order in, including a hidden gem, salmon extract
Excellent news, put an order in, including a hidden gem, salmon extract
When everybody was using aminol in holland, which afaik is nothing but pd dissolved in mpg or glycerine, i was getting full cans of L Zero from the belgian importer. What an amazing product. Shiny, bit transparent like maple syrup but then thicker. The best liquid ever. The response from cats, birds, flies was something else. If this is only half as good it's on top of my list. Now let's see how much i have to increase my mortage to get it over here:P
In reply to Post #19
Absolutely it's a very low fat high mineral recipe.
Absolutely it's a very low fat high mineral recipe.