In reply to Post #75
Funny you should mention Krill.......
Have you tried it in its frozen form rather than in its fish meal sawdust form? It has some wonderful components within its make up that tend to be overlooked yet have a huge impact on the products effectiveness. Asian enzyme suppliers give you far more bang for your buck. $50 dollars freight will be the highest price and around $6 per kilo for most products, it will, if stored airtight in a fridge last you at least 18 months.
Funny you should mention Krill.......
Have you tried it in its frozen form rather than in its fish meal sawdust form? It has some wonderful components within its make up that tend to be overlooked yet have a huge impact on the products effectiveness. Asian enzyme suppliers give you far more bang for your buck. $50 dollars freight will be the highest price and around $6 per kilo for most products, it will, if stored airtight in a fridge last you at least 18 months.
In reply to Post #76
I haven't but I should imagine it's pretty good lol. Are you talking about the compounds that iirc the seas birds can smell from miles away that's also soluble?
I haven't but I should imagine it's pretty good lol. Are you talking about the compounds that iirc the seas birds can smell from miles away that's also soluble?
In reply to Post #76
Lol I'm a skint home roller with a scientific interest so ordering more than I need is a non runner. Are you more of a commercial bait maker?
Lol I'm a skint home roller with a scientific interest so ordering more than I need is a non runner. Are you more of a commercial bait maker?
In reply to Post #75
Agree on the krill. I believe the astaxanthin work as an attractant too. Probably all or at least many carotenoids.
Agree on the krill. I believe the astaxanthin work as an attractant too. Probably all or at least many carotenoids.
In reply to Post #79
The Asta is going to have an impact but have another look, there's a compound that also links to some of the best ever hookbaits... Also plentiful in prov 66 amongst others that never gets looked at
The Asta is going to have an impact but have another look, there's a compound that also links to some of the best ever hookbaits... Also plentiful in prov 66 amongst others that never gets looked at
In reply to Post #80
Are we going nutty now?
Are we going nutty now?
In reply to Post #81
Lol, could be
Lol, could be
Something else that I've not 100% confirmed but hoping one of you lads might know is whether carp have taste receptor t1r1, 2 or 3? Most of my thoughts are geared towards the fish having these receptors, otherwise I'm really pissing up the wrong tree lol
In reply to Post #78
Oh god no. I dabble, nothing more.
Nice cryptic on the nuts Viking. I get you both there.
Get the right combo in these Hydros and than can be quite the game changer. Others would have you believe otherwise, usually those that have a commercial gain. I have noticed people being pushed out and also threatened and intimidated on certain forums. Worse than hot dog wars. Takes all sorts I suppose. Let me know if i can assist you in your search for a few enzymes. Happy to help certain folk rather than the knockers
Oh god no. I dabble, nothing more.
Nice cryptic on the nuts Viking. I get you both there.
Get the right combo in these Hydros and than can be quite the game changer. Others would have you believe otherwise, usually those that have a commercial gain. I have noticed people being pushed out and also threatened and intimidated on certain forums. Worse than hot dog wars. Takes all sorts I suppose. Let me know if i can assist you in your search for a few enzymes. Happy to help certain folk rather than the knockers
In reply to Post #84
This is why I've always tended to keep a low profile, just poking my head above sometimes to "test the waters". I don't mind a bit of hot headed chat if it gives up a few clues but no point in looking for a fight.
This is why I've always tended to keep a low profile, just poking my head above sometimes to "test the waters". I don't mind a bit of hot headed chat if it gives up a few clues but no point in looking for a fight.
In reply to Post #85
Best way......
Took quite a long break from these, but like you say, you get snippets that provoke further investigation that can be gold dust at times. Few and far between, yet worth putting your head above the parapet even if you do get the odd ricochet from an acid tongue or five. Oh and on the receptors front i will need to go through my dusty old files for this although I am sure I have had this conversation with Mark Mckenna years back!
Nice thread this one chaps.
Thanks
Best way......
Took quite a long break from these, but like you say, you get snippets that provoke further investigation that can be gold dust at times. Few and far between, yet worth putting your head above the parapet even if you do get the odd ricochet from an acid tongue or five. Oh and on the receptors front i will need to go through my dusty old files for this although I am sure I have had this conversation with Mark Mckenna years back!
Nice thread this one chaps.
Thanks
In reply to Post #86
I'd certainly appreciate some feed back on the receptors .. It could really take me towards the right direction. Omg, I've had some brilliant ideas over the years (mostly rubbish) but if you don't try something new then we'll never move forward.
I'd certainly appreciate some feed back on the receptors
.. It could really take me towards the right direction. Omg, I've had some brilliant ideas over the years (mostly rubbish) but if you don't try something new then we'll never move forward.
In reply to Post #87
Ah yes, so much better when they are your own and not just spoon fed to you. Makes it so much more satisfying does it not?
Not all of us have access to professors and bio chemists. My Late grandfather always said that you will always remember and cherish your results through perseverance and hard graft rather than it being handed to you on a plate, as when information is gained or obtained by the latter, it is often forgotten.
Nothing wrong with a nudge tho My friend!
Ah yes, so much better when they are your own and not just spoon fed to you. Makes it so much more satisfying does it not?
Not all of us have access to professors and bio chemists. My Late grandfather always said that you will always remember and cherish your results through perseverance and hard graft rather than it being handed to you on a plate, as when information is gained or obtained by the latter, it is often forgotten.
Nothing wrong with a nudge tho My friend!
In reply to Post #84
You sure, Mr Moo?
Very familiar name from another forum, eh???
DC....
You sure, Mr Moo?
Very familiar name from another forum, eh???
DC....
In reply to Post #89
Was thinking the sameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee mateeeeeeeeeeee haha
Was thinking the sameeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee mateeeeeeeeeeee haha