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Baitworks boilie? (108 posts / 18,777 views)
The_Saint The_Saint
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Post #46 17 Jan 2021 11:36
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I've been a premier baits, then ABS bait man myself, but temped at the decent price on offer at baitworks

I'm currently on the mc nut, whats the CreAmino like?

TIA
trevfish61 trevfish61
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Post #47 17 Jan 2021 14:17
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Anybody in the Bournemouth/Poole/Christchurch/Ringwood area that fancies getting together so we can put a 100kg or more order in to take full advantage of this special offer, please let me know, thanks.
ron83 ron83
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Post #48 17 Jan 2021 14:37
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In reply to Post #47
Creamino has quite a bit of spice for a seed/nut/mp bait.
The_Saint The_Saint
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Post #49 17 Jan 2021 14:57
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Cheers mate, plenty of bream in my waters and fishmeal baits attract the buggers.
PhilmNW PhilmNW
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Post #50 19 Jan 2021 20:56
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I've just had 10kg of Creamino delivered. I wouldn't say it has a lot of spice in it but I've not tasted it.

It's a coarse bait, loaded with hemp, there was pieces of tiger in the ones I broke open to have a look. It smells sweet and creamy, almost scopex type smell. I have smelt it before but can't put my finger on it.

It's also very water soluble, I put some in a tub of cold water and they were very soft after 24 hours almost paste like and took very little to crush them. I imagine if you have bream in the lake or silvers they'll be able to peck away at them after 12-18hours. So I suggest getting some boosted hard hookers or wafters which are also tougher.

The bait soak is very thick, it'll possibly sit closely to the deck but I haven't tested it. Also can't imagine it soaks into the bait if that's what you like to do.

Hopefully get a chance to see if the fish like it soon 👍
TKO-1 TKO-1
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Post #51 19 Jan 2021 21:10
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Sounds just like a what a decent Boilie should be 👌🏼 Not sure solid after 3-4 days
hyperloop hyperloop
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Post #52 19 Jan 2021 22:15
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You won't smell the spice mate, but stick a bit in your mush and you'll soon taste it. It's got a real surprising kick to it... bloody moreish.

I haven't fished in a while but I've been to the garage regularly for a mouthful of boilie and a lick of glug
NOJOAKES NOJOAKES
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Post #53 20 Jan 2021 05:49
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No longer with Oxford baits then mate ?
PhilmNW PhilmNW
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Post #54 20 Jan 2021 06:38
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I did think that may be the case 👍 seems to tick all the boxes on paper.
PhilmNW PhilmNW
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Post #55 20 Jan 2021 06:40
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In reply to Post #51
Agreed! I like a softer more soluble bait to pump out the signals 👍
TeeCee
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Post #56 20 Jan 2021 09:33
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You might be interested in this Phil? >>Baitworks tank test<<
Smurf Smurf
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Post #57 20 Jan 2021 10:11
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I test a sample of every boilie I make or buy in a glass of water (for 12-48 hours normally) before fishing with them...its a very easy way to understand your bait a little bit more
trevfish61 trevfish61
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Post #58 20 Jan 2021 10:29
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Does anyone know if ts possible to split an order, I know different size is allowed in 5kg bags, but what about flavours, shelf life or frozen, for example a 30kg order split into 3 10kg , 10kg of shelflife 15mm RM, 10 kg frozen 18mm AH and 10kg 15mm shelflife MR?
Bubblefree
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Post #59 20 Jan 2021 10:31
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If you put 30 kg of one type in the basket , when you go through to check out there's a comments box put the split of sizes / types in there
trevfish61 trevfish61
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Post #60 20 Jan 2021 11:06
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Hi, thanks, do you know if thats in 5kg bags, so someone could split a 10kg order if they wanted?
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