In reply to Post #29
No idea, maybe people should be asking those questions. I only mentioned it because I'd read it before somewhere,here most likely or over on the black forum possibly. I get what you mean about not putting enough in to cause problems, but again going back to peanuts you are well aware I'm sure of the detrimental effect they had in some waters back in the day? One of the best carp baits there is imo, but must be used in moderation or health issues soon arise.
No idea, maybe people should be asking those questions. I only mentioned it because I'd read it before somewhere,here most likely or over on the black forum possibly. I get what you mean about not putting enough in to cause problems, but again going back to peanuts you are well aware I'm sure of the detrimental effect they had in some waters back in the day? One of the best carp baits there is imo, but must be used in moderation or health issues soon arise.
In reply to Post #31
Haha easier than writing the "original poster" over and over
Haha easier than writing the "original poster" over and over
Well just looked at some different cat biscuits which all contain roughly 35 mg /kg of cupric sulfate and people have used cat biscuits for years as surface bait and boilie ingredient without any known issues.
A quick google shows there a re high levels of copper in Atlantic krill meal....
In reply to Post #29
Then add in that once it goes in the lake a lot of it is diluted down anyway. At those levels you would have to literally put tonnes and tonnes in to se any effect
Then add in that once it goes in the lake a lot of it is diluted down anyway. At those levels you would have to literally put tonnes and tonnes in to se any effect