In reply to Post #103
Liver will be fine mate, it's a brilliant additive especially when using with garlic and fenugreek in my experience
Liver will be fine mate, it's a brilliant additive especially when using with garlic and fenugreek in my experience
In reply to Post #1
My advice. Buy a commercial made base mix. Have a look at the Mainline stuff, all you need is eggs and the matching liquid. Would be a doodle for you to roll
With respect, I don't know your level of bait knowledge but you might struggle to put one together as effective as this
When you start with your own mixes you have to perfect them to pending make up, perfect bind
Get you a feel for rolling bait too, getting the mix right
My advice. Buy a commercial made base mix. Have a look at the Mainline stuff, all you need is eggs and the matching liquid. Would be a doodle for you to roll
With respect, I don't know your level of bait knowledge but you might struggle to put one together as effective as this
When you start with your own mixes you have to perfect them to pending make up, perfect bind
Get you a feel for rolling bait too, getting the mix right
In reply to Post #107
How many eggs should i be adding to it? writing out the recipe for patshull park now. also what is the easiest size of batch to make? 500grams? 1kg?
How many eggs should i be adding to it? writing out the recipe for patshull park now. also what is the easiest size of batch to make? 500grams? 1kg?
In reply to Post #108
Eggs will depend on the amount of liquid you add. But id start by making very small 1 or 2 egg mixes, mix until the dough just loses its tackiness, so it's still workable but doesn't stick to everything. If you weigh out some mix, mix until you get that consistency and then weigh the remaining base mix you can work out how much per egg you will use. Also egg size makes a big difference so make a note of what size eggs you use. My own mix uses 100g of mix per large egg, so 10eggs per kg of dry mix, but I don't have a huge amount of liquids in mine
Eggs will depend on the amount of liquid you add. But id start by making very small 1 or 2 egg mixes, mix until the dough just loses its tackiness, so it's still workable but doesn't stick to everything. If you weigh out some mix, mix until you get that consistency and then weigh the remaining base mix you can work out how much per egg you will use. Also egg size makes a big difference so make a note of what size eggs you use. My own mix uses 100g of mix per large egg, so 10eggs per kg of dry mix, but I don't have a huge amount of liquids in mine
In reply to Post #109
Okay cool thanks for the help!
Okay cool thanks for the help!
In reply to Post #110
Hi everyone,
First time out with the Patshull park winter mix on a new water i haven't caught from before. first 24hr session i used it i had 2 fish an 18lber and a 24lber. i had been fishing the lake for 6 months with no joy and then rolled my first ever boilies and caught. insane! and what a amazing feeling! since that session i have been out 3 more times two of which i blanked but for the third trip decided to make some dumbell shaped ones instead and i managed 5 fish on my 3rd session. 32lb, 29lb, 27lb,22lb, 12lb. i was over the moon and now really enjoy rolling my own baits! thank you evryone for starting me on my bait rolling journey!!!
now want to try making pop ups for my single hookbaits. i am currently looking at nutrabaits flavours and liquids
Hi everyone,
First time out with the Patshull park winter mix on a new water i haven't caught from before. first 24hr session i used it i had 2 fish an 18lber and a 24lber. i had been fishing the lake for 6 months with no joy and then rolled my first ever boilies and caught. insane! and what a amazing feeling! since that session i have been out 3 more times two of which i blanked but for the third trip decided to make some dumbell shaped ones instead and i managed 5 fish on my 3rd session. 32lb, 29lb, 27lb,22lb, 12lb. i was over the moon and now really enjoy rolling my own baits! thank you evryone for starting me on my bait rolling journey!!!
now want to try making pop ups for my single hookbaits. i am currently looking at nutrabaits flavours and liquids
In reply to Post #111
Ah that's awesome mate well done!!
Ah that's awesome mate well done!!
In reply to Post #111
Very well done
Very well done
In reply to Post #113
i used 30ml of liquid liver in the mix
i used 30ml of liquid liver in the mix
In reply to Post #111
Well done. Happy home rolling.
Hunter by name, Hunter by nature.
Happy new year 🥳 hauling to you.
Well done. Happy home rolling.
Hunter by name, Hunter by nature.
Happy new year 🥳 hauling to you.
In reply to Post #111
What a result!
What a result!
In reply to Post #111
Good work that man, great feeling isn't it? What recipe did you settle on?
Good work that man, great feeling isn't it? What recipe did you settle on?
In reply to Post #111
Awesome, well done!
Awesome, well done!
In reply to Post #119
i eneded up using the patshull park winter base mix straight from the bag and 30ml of liquid liver.
i eneded up using the patshull park winter base mix straight from the bag and 30ml of liquid liver.
In reply to Post #120
used the boilies as hookbaits aswell so does show that they liked them so much that they took the hookbait and rig aswell as freebies
used the boilies as hookbaits aswell so does show that they liked them so much that they took the hookbait and rig aswell as freebies