In reply to Post #34
You had such conviction in your first statement of the dangers. I was just hoping you would back it up by naming names. But as usual, no.
You had such conviction in your first statement of the dangers. I was just hoping you would back it up by naming names. But as usual, no.
In reply to Post #1
yes - i too suffer from pop-up addictions.
Just recently emptied a storage box into the old recycling with what turned out to be 2 x 5kg bags of hookbaits filled!!!
still have a mountain to purge and get to a reasonable amount LOL
Crazy considering about 2 pots could last me a spring-autumn fishing 1 trip per week on 2 rod only waters !!
Bait company profits must mainly depends on selling these - as we all have to have the colours, then the sprays, glugs etc, some also offer cured versions or systems to make your own
yes - i too suffer from pop-up addictions.
Just recently emptied a storage box into the old recycling with what turned out to be 2 x 5kg bags of hookbaits filled!!!
still have a mountain to purge and get to a reasonable amount LOL
Crazy considering about 2 pots could last me a spring-autumn fishing 1 trip per week on 2 rod only waters !!
Bait company profits must mainly depends on selling these - as we all have to have the colours, then the sprays, glugs etc, some also offer cured versions or systems to make your own
In reply to Post #36
Some companies exclusively trade in hookbaits!
My bread and butter sales are boilies but hookbaits do have a slightly higher mark up on base ingredient cost - but then more care goes into the rolling and curing etc. So it balances itself out, when you add work hours going into each batch etc
Some companies exclusively trade in hookbaits!
My bread and butter sales are boilies but hookbaits do have a slightly higher mark up on base ingredient cost - but then more care goes into the rolling and curing etc. So it balances itself out, when you add work hours going into each batch etc