In reply to Post #28
Don't get me started on robin red 😂😂😉
We now use twice the amount we used in the past
Don't get me started on robin red 😂😂😉
We now use twice the amount we used in the past
In reply to Post #31
LOL. Robin red, the original recipe hasn't changed though
We all know, it has, over time.
LOL. Robin red, the original recipe hasn't changed though
We all know, it has, over time.
In reply to Post #32
It definitely has. It used to be evil. Mix up a kilo of bait then spend a week looking like an axe murderer or someone with the worlds worse chillblains.
The original recipe might not have change, it's just they don't use it anymore :-)
It definitely has. It used to be evil. Mix up a kilo of bait then spend a week looking like an axe murderer or someone with the worlds worse chillblains.
The original recipe might not have change, it's just they don't use it anymore :-)
In reply to Post #33
Wasn't there a thread here not so long back which proved they had changed it from the original recipe? Either way, very overrated
Wasn't there a thread here not so long back which proved they had changed it from the original recipe? Either way, very overrated
In reply to Post #34
I do like to use a bit of extra hot chilli 🌶 powder
I do like to use a bit of extra hot chilli 🌶 powder
In reply to Post #7
After reading on the site about Blake's thought I'd give it a try, ordered 2 pots with postage £ 11 78 it was refunded into my PayPal about a week later no emails or explanation given, anyone had this happen to them?
After reading on the site about Blake's thought I'd give it a try, ordered 2 pots with postage £ 11 78 it was refunded into my PayPal about a week later no emails or explanation given, anyone had this happen to them?
In reply to Post #33
Yeah the original recipe had to be changed due to changes in the laws and exporting bait. They still make the original at haiths but it's not for fish consumption I believe. The new version is similar make up but I'm assuming the red dye elements have changed. We still use haiths as I have never found a better replacement but we just up the levels now to compensate
Yeah the original recipe had to be changed due to changes in the laws and exporting bait. They still make the original at haiths but it's not for fish consumption I believe. The new version is similar make up but I'm assuming the red dye elements have changed. We still use haiths as I have never found a better replacement but we just up the levels now to compensate
In reply to Post #37
From Haiths' webpage, new Robin Red:
Composition:
Capsicum, Red Beet Extract, Sucrose, Vegetable oil, Maltodextrin
My guess is they removed the synthetic carotenoid from this because it is only approved for use in feed for birds and salmonids.
It may have changed over the years due to the legally added level of those carotenoids has been lowered.
From Haiths' webpage, new Robin Red:
Composition:
Capsicum, Red Beet Extract, Sucrose, Vegetable oil, Maltodextrin
My guess is they removed the synthetic carotenoid from this because it is only approved for use in feed for birds and salmonids.
It may have changed over the years due to the legally added level of those carotenoids has been lowered.
In reply to Post #38
Below is from DNA baits website, from their Secret 7 boilie information...
"There is now a slight colour change in the Secret 7 freezer and shelf-life baits (please see picture in product gallery) due to the synthetic dye present in the original Robin Red no longer allowed to be used in fish feed in accordance with regulations put in place by DEFRA. Consequently, the red dye now used in Robin Red is completely natural, which is great, but it means it doesn't hold its colour in the bait as well as its synthetic predecessor".
Below is from DNA baits website, from their Secret 7 boilie information...
"There is now a slight colour change in the Secret 7 freezer and shelf-life baits (please see picture in product gallery) due to the synthetic dye present in the original Robin Red no longer allowed to be used in fish feed in accordance with regulations put in place by DEFRA. Consequently, the red dye now used in Robin Red is completely natural, which is great, but it means it doesn't hold its colour in the bait as well as its synthetic predecessor".
In reply to Post #39
Exactly the issue I was having with red fish pro! It started coming out brown not red!
Exactly the issue I was having with red fish pro! It started coming out brown not red!
In reply to Post #40
Just call it fish pro instead then and leave it brown.
Just call it fish pro instead then and leave it brown.
In reply to Post #41
or 'Brown Fish Poo'
or 'Brown Fish Poo'
In reply to Post #41
Brown fish poo isn't as catchy as red fish pro 😂😂 very popular last year! And after Terry Hearns book came out with his love of a red fish bait coated in salmon oil, I'm hoping to sell a bit more this year (if we are allowed out again)
Brown fish poo isn't as catchy as red fish pro 😂😂 very popular last year! And after Terry Hearns book came out with his love of a red fish bait coated in salmon oil, I'm hoping to sell a bit more this year (if we are allowed out again)
In reply to Post #43
is there any discount for TH fans?
is there any discount for TH fans?
In reply to Post #44
On 50kg orders you get one percent off if you put “I love Tel” in the comments box 😂😂😂
On 50kg orders you get one percent off if you put “I love Tel” in the comments box 😂😂😂