In reply to Post #29
+1
I know the account manager who supplied all leading bait companies & suppliers with Soya flour. Some were only after quality stuff and some only wanted the cheapest / sub human grade stuff.
+1
I know the account manager who supplied all leading bait companies & suppliers with Soya flour. Some were only after quality stuff and some only wanted the cheapest / sub human grade stuff.
In reply to Post #25
Common knowledge? Doesn't seem so
Common knowledge? Doesn't seem so
In reply to Post #31
I've worked in a factory that produces milk powder.
There is actually a difference between out of date stuff and animal grade (cheap stuff)
For example: milk powder that was spilled on the floors was graded as animal grade while it has the same 'out of date' as the non spilled powder. Due to this is was cheap as chips but. It doesn't mean is going rancid soon.
I've worked in a factory that produces milk powder.
There is actually a difference between out of date stuff and animal grade (cheap stuff)
For example: milk powder that was spilled on the floors was graded as animal grade while it has the same 'out of date' as the non spilled powder. Due to this is was cheap as chips but. It doesn't mean is going rancid soon.
In reply to Post #33
didnt someone on here work for flavouring company and wrote about bait companies buying pallets of out of date stuff?
didnt someone on here work for flavouring company and wrote about bait companies buying pallets of out of date stuff?
In reply to Post #25
It's fish food ffs!!!
It's fish food ffs!!!
In reply to Post #35
In reply to Post #33
Yes any floor waste not just milk powder should be removed from the human food industry and depending what it is can go back into the animal feed chain
Yes any floor waste not just milk powder should be removed from the human food industry and depending what it is can go back into the animal feed chain
In reply to Post #25
CC moore as animal feed suppliers as well as bait producers are meticulous when it comes to the quality and freshness of ingredients they use, I've witnessed this first hand. They are one of the few that are heavily regulated and are inspected regularly in the industry. I hope by making these potentially damaging comments you have some hard facts to back it up
CC moore as animal feed suppliers as well as bait producers are meticulous when it comes to the quality and freshness of ingredients they use, I've witnessed this first hand. They are one of the few that are heavily regulated and are inspected regularly in the industry. I hope by making these potentially damaging comments you have some hard facts to back it up
In reply to Post #38
I can't comment from first hand within factory, however, I can honestly say no matter what boilie brand I go to, I always end up reverting back to CC Moore, to be honest, I don't know why I keep changing. The quality is superb and my catch rate is always decent when using them compared to other brands
I can't comment from first hand within factory, however, I can honestly say no matter what boilie brand I go to, I always end up reverting back to CC Moore, to be honest, I don't know why I keep changing. The quality is superb and my catch rate is always decent when using them compared to other brands
In reply to Post #1
I always did ok on ccmoore. Used live system for a year or two and then used the equinox for about 5 years. That was a fantastic bait that worked everywhere. I did have a few slightly inconsistent batches but nothing horrendous
They stopped making equinox 3 or 4 years ago so i went elsewhere and ive got no real interest in anything else that they produce
A mate of mine swears by sticky and does pretty well on the krill.
Both very expensive, both will catch you fish
If you want to spend that sort of money and you aren't feeding your own fish, id just use cell and be done with it (i dont, but if cost and content was no issue, i would)
I always did ok on ccmoore. Used live system for a year or two and then used the equinox for about 5 years. That was a fantastic bait that worked everywhere. I did have a few slightly inconsistent batches but nothing horrendous
They stopped making equinox 3 or 4 years ago so i went elsewhere and ive got no real interest in anything else that they produce
A mate of mine swears by sticky and does pretty well on the krill.
Both very expensive, both will catch you fish
If you want to spend that sort of money and you aren't feeding your own fish, id just use cell and be done with it (i dont, but if cost and content was no issue, i would)
In reply to Post #38
I've never used a CCMoore bait... But we have used a few of their products over the years. Formally a lot of egg albumen (expensive gear) & tiger nuts, pink dye which goes into our pink S2, and yellow dye which goes into our S4.
The alb was ALWAYS the highest quality, never any change whatsoever in quality. A big thing for me. The tigers, although expensive (even trade) are the cleanest you could find. You will never see a weevil hole in a CCMoore tiger. I like them for my own fishing. When only the very best will do.
Them and to be fair BAF too, are both very very good in terms of consistency, freshness and quality of product. We use a lot of gear, far more than a home bait roller ovbs. If there was a problem with out of date or poor quality ingredients, we'd have seen it.
I've seen it plenty of it from elsewhere.
I've never used a CCMoore bait... But we have used a few of their products over the years. Formally a lot of egg albumen (expensive gear) & tiger nuts, pink dye which goes into our pink S2, and yellow dye which goes into our S4.
The alb was ALWAYS the highest quality, never any change whatsoever in quality. A big thing for me. The tigers, although expensive (even trade) are the cleanest you could find. You will never see a weevil hole in a CCMoore tiger. I like them for my own fishing. When only the very best will do.
Them and to be fair BAF too, are both very very good in terms of consistency, freshness and quality of product. We use a lot of gear, far more than a home bait roller ovbs. If there was a problem with out of date or poor quality ingredients, we'd have seen it.
I've seen it plenty of it from elsewhere.
In reply to Post #41
The best sack of tigers I ever had came from CC Moore👍
The best sack of tigers I ever had came from CC Moore👍
How soft do Live System users find the bait. I haven't fished for a little over a year for various reasons but was last using Live System freezer baits and never found them (15mm) particularly soft.
I caught on the matching pop ups consistently but struggled on the freezer baits. I have used and seen softer shelf lifes so was surprised and disappointed when I made the switch. Is this normal for the range or did I perhaps get unlucky with my bundle.
CC Moore can't be faulted for their packaging etc which adds to the impression of quality when receiving an order.
I caught on the matching pop ups consistently but struggled on the freezer baits. I have used and seen softer shelf lifes so was surprised and disappointed when I made the switch. Is this normal for the range or did I perhaps get unlucky with my bundle.
CC Moore can't be faulted for their packaging etc which adds to the impression of quality when receiving an order.
In reply to Post #26
He can't he's talking ****
He can't he's talking ****
In reply to Post #45
Libelous xxxx as well!
Libelous xxxx as well!