In reply to Post #1
Think it's my 4th year on Pacific Tuna, 2 years freezer bait and last two years shelf life and IMO no difference whatsoever, however, it's a good bait and I will be going with it again next year. Personally I think the bait used in combination with their liquid additives is spot on
Slipped up a bit this year not ordering enough but have a look at their bulk deals and I think once your over 20kg it's less than £7/kg which for a quality bait like this is good value IMO.
Think it's my 4th year on Pacific Tuna, 2 years freezer bait and last two years shelf life and IMO no difference whatsoever, however, it's a good bait and I will be going with it again next year. Personally I think the bait used in combination with their liquid additives is spot on
Slipped up a bit this year not ordering enough but have a look at their bulk deals and I think once your over 20kg it's less than £7/kg which for a quality bait like this is good value IMO.
In reply to Post #44
I have a friend who uses CC moore stuff. He was on tuna and didn't catch much. Now on Live System and blanking. Funny as he was top rod on a different bait last year.
I have a friend who uses CC moore stuff. He was on tuna and didn't catch much. Now on Live System and blanking. Funny as he was top rod on a different bait last year.
In reply to Post #48
I think that will be down to the water as such, I've seen it work both ways, with some waters shying off a bait after a while (possibly just overused), but more often that I've tried to change to a different (normally cheaper if I'm honest) bait then switched back to CC Moore and found my catch rates improved.
I think that will be down to the water as such, I've seen it work both ways, with some waters shying off a bait after a while (possibly just overused), but more often that I've tried to change to a different (normally cheaper if I'm honest) bait then switched back to CC Moore and found my catch rates improved.