I would just use maize if it's that type of venue mate. Or if you wanted knock a spodmix up some hemp and maize. It's cheap and will probably out fish boilies on a match type venue
In reply to Post #42
Where does it say baitworks is awful bait
Where does it say baitworks is awful bait
Post 40 put awful bait stay clear
Or maybe he ment mainline I have no idea
Or maybe he ment mainline I have no idea
In reply to Post #46
I tend to catch more on boilies and pellets there mate
I tend to catch more on boilies and pellets there mate
In reply to Post #48
He is replying to post 31 which mentions Nash bait
He is replying to post 31 which mentions Nash bait
If it's a runs water I would be on particles mate cheaper to get competition going there ain't a fish that swims that won't eat hemp and maize. Just give it a go nothing to lose.
Ahhhh I see it now in reply to post 31 My bad I do apologise
Ahhhh I see it now in reply to post 31 My bad I do apologise
In reply to Post #51
In reply to Post #48
I was replying to post about the Nash instant action I never mentioned baitworks
I was replying to post about the Nash instant action I never mentioned baitworks
In reply to Post #5
like what?
like what?
ABS, baitworks to name a few 👍
In reply to Post #54
Anything
Anything
In reply to Post #1
One of the mistakes beginners make is thinking the reason they don't catch is the bait. 99% of the time its because you have got the location wrong.
If you can choose a proven bait - Mainline Cell is a great example - and stick with it, that's one variable that you don't need to worry about. Focus on putting it in the right place.
If over time you end up using more bait, and want it a bit cheaper then you can start looking at some of the 'direct to consumer' companies - you'll need to buy 10-20kg minimum to make it cost effective really. I would recommend the following
Baitworks
ABS
Premier
Oxford Carp Baits
Aqua Baits
RG Baits
Essential Baits
(there's others too -these are just the ones that come to mind that I know are quality)
Personally I've used Premier's 'Matrix Plus' for years - I have total faith in it.
One of the mistakes beginners make is thinking the reason they don't catch is the bait. 99% of the time its because you have got the location wrong.
If you can choose a proven bait - Mainline Cell is a great example - and stick with it, that's one variable that you don't need to worry about. Focus on putting it in the right place.
If over time you end up using more bait, and want it a bit cheaper then you can start looking at some of the 'direct to consumer' companies - you'll need to buy 10-20kg minimum to make it cost effective really. I would recommend the following
Baitworks
ABS
Premier
Oxford Carp Baits
Aqua Baits
RG Baits
Essential Baits
(there's others too -these are just the ones that come to mind that I know are quality)
Personally I've used Premier's 'Matrix Plus' for years - I have total faith in it.
Afternoon all
Can someone point me in the right direction to someone who could roll me some mainline cell in washed out pink please
Can someone point me in the right direction to someone who could roll me some mainline cell in washed out pink please
In reply to Post #58
I would talk to eclipse baits , they roll a lot of mainlines hookbaits.
I would talk to eclipse baits , they roll a lot of mainlines hookbaits.
In reply to Post #59
Has anyone tried the new mainline nut bait yet
?
I don't know what it's called.
Has anyone tried the new mainline nut bait yet
?
I don't know what it's called.