In reply to Post #42
No not them either
No not them either
In reply to Post #46
sticky
sticky
In reply to Post #47
Nope
Nope
In reply to Post #29
When a certain bait goes into lakes I quantities fish know how long they have been there that's my opinion. I am fishing a lake at the moment where I too like someone else on here get better response from topping up with a bait that had this done than straight out the bag hard bait.
When a certain bait goes into lakes I quantities fish know how long they have been there that's my opinion. I am fishing a lake at the moment where I too like someone else on here get better response from topping up with a bait that had this done than straight out the bag hard bait.
In reply to Post #49
It's probably got more to do with the bait being softer, especially as older fish don't have the teeth they once had and prefer softer baits, according to Simon Scott
It's probably got more to do with the bait being softer, especially as older fish don't have the teeth they once had and prefer softer baits, according to Simon Scott
In reply to Post #48
DNA
DNA
In reply to Post #51
In reply to Post #50
I now have an image of a carp with dentures in my head
I'm laughing while posting this so thanks
I now have an image of a carp with dentures in my head
I'm laughing while posting this so thanks
Would you pour tap water over a carp on the mat?
No you wouldn't and nor should you.
Every lake has a Ph, every lake has a chemical make up and every lake water has its own particular smell, you're just not equipt to smell it properly, some lakes can have more than one distinct make up !!
If you're making a lake specif bait use the lake water you're going to use the bait on to boil them, see above for why.
No you wouldn't and nor should you.
Every lake has a Ph, every lake has a chemical make up and every lake water has its own particular smell, you're just not equipt to smell it properly, some lakes can have more than one distinct make up !!
If you're making a lake specif bait use the lake water you're going to use the bait on to boil them, see above for why.
In reply to Post #55
Give over, tap water is fine. Making sure the temp is not too hot or cold is more important
Give over, tap water is fine. Making sure the temp is not too hot or cold is more important
In reply to Post #56
I've always boiled my bait in water from the water butts in the garden , no added chemicals in it and I'm a tight git cos I'm on a water meter
I've always boiled my bait in water from the water butts in the garden , no added chemicals in it and I'm a tight git cos I'm on a water meter
In reply to Post #57
Bumped this thread because I don't know where to ask...
Tropical fish tank water or tap water to pre soak my boilies?
Bumped this thread because I don't know where to ask...
Tropical fish tank water or tap water to pre soak my boilies?
In reply to Post #58
Fresh bull urine.
Fresh bull urine.
In reply to Post #59
Where do I find a Bull in Bethnal green?
Where do I find a Bull in Bethnal green?