In reply to Post #27
Pea gravel, old skool tactics

In reply to Post #31
Soap in the snags ,old skool and secret squirrel.

In reply to Post #32
Are you Martin Clarke

In reply to Post #1
. . .getting everyone on your lake using the same boilie and spread baiting at the end of every session . . guaranteed effective . .!

In reply to Post #34
Not really doing your own thing tho. More like tagging along for the ride

In reply to Post #22
With goat mix do you soak it and boil it first? Or do you just add water an hour before you use it?

I dont think goat mix is included on the particle preparation guide in which most things are soaked then boiled.

In reply to Post #36
It's flaked particles so they don't need boiling.

In reply to Post #37
I use Pigeon squeaker mix. Loads of different peas/beans and very similar price to maize, the advantage being that if the fish are a little wary of big beds of yellow the squeaker is a lot more varied.

In reply to Post #36
post 22

In reply to Post #39
Im guessing you get your goat mix from a local animal shop, right? Or is there somewhere cheap online?

In reply to Post #40
we have horses here and i get it delivered when wife orders from a local feed company.

Its easy enough to find if you google it

In reply to Post #41
Do you think all goat mixes will be ok for carp. There wont be anything potentially harmful to the carp in any of these goat mixes?

In reply to Post #42
perfectly fine, ive been feeding my stock for yrs on it

In reply to Post #43
You have your own stock of carp? Do you know the name of the site where you get yours from. Ive tried several places which seem to be around £13 for 20kg but they all want £5 delivery. Do you get free delivery with yours?

In reply to Post #44
yes i have a lake mate ive run for a very long time.

try Heygates, thats where i get mine from