Made this thread so everyone can share catch reports using the patshull park base mix. i have smashed my new water with it so far after 6 months blanking i introduced patshull park and i started catching straight away! and it was my first time i rolled baits!
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In reply to Post #2
He's a young lad who's just started rolling his own baits, nothing sinister here
He's a young lad who's just started rolling his own baits, nothing sinister here
Nothing good to say, say nothing at all..
In reply to Post #5
I this another sponsored thread or is it for everyone to comment?
I this another sponsored thread or is it for everyone to comment?
In reply to Post #6
No, just a young lad that has been asking for advice on bait making, taken that advice, made some bait, gone to a lake and had a result.
You are free to comment of course.
No, just a young lad that has been asking for advice on bait making, taken that advice, made some bait, gone to a lake and had a result.
You are free to comment of course.
In reply to Post #1
Well done that man. You listened to the advice given and it paid off for you. Did you go with their recommendation of squid/orange?
Well done that man. You listened to the advice given and it paid off for you. Did you go with their recommendation of squid/orange?
In reply to Post #1
That's awesome! Well done! I've made a few test batches using the Patshull park mix and the winter version. Looking forward to trying them out. Question is what batch to choose!
That's awesome! Well done! I've made a few test batches using the Patshull park mix and the winter version. Looking forward to trying them out. Question is what batch to choose!
In reply to Post #1
I used it yonks ago. It was a good bait to be fair. I used QB's Squid and Plum flavors at very low levels - 1 - 2mm per kg if if remember correctly.
I used it yonks ago. It was a good bait to be fair. I used QB's Squid and Plum flavors at very low levels - 1 - 2mm per kg if if remember correctly.
In reply to Post #10
Havent had any results since that last session on the mix. Could be with it being winter. Ive been using 3 bait stringers with winter patshull park mix baits on there own without freebies put out around it. Might tweak my version of the recipe a bit and add a feeding stimulant of some kind. Anyone know of any good additives i could add to the mix. All im using is 30ml of QB liquid liver. And base mix and eggs. Been looking at mainline activ ades and multi stim liquids. Also been looking into ccmoore feedstim xp. Any other suggestons or guidance on what to do?
Cheers all!
Havent had any results since that last session on the mix. Could be with it being winter. Ive been using 3 bait stringers with winter patshull park mix baits on there own without freebies put out around it. Might tweak my version of the recipe a bit and add a feeding stimulant of some kind. Anyone know of any good additives i could add to the mix. All im using is 30ml of QB liquid liver. And base mix and eggs. Been looking at mainline activ ades and multi stim liquids. Also been looking into ccmoore feedstim xp. Any other suggestons or guidance on what to do?
Cheers all!
In reply to Post #11
For the way your fishing a good flavour will make a huge difference... As you're using quality baits try their tutti frutti while I've never used it a friend really rates it. Alternatively try 3ml each of Nash scopex and shellfish sense appeal to 6 eggs a great combination. Still keep the liquid liver.
For the way your fishing a good flavour will make a huge difference... As you're using quality baits try their tutti frutti while I've never used it a friend really rates it. Alternatively try 3ml each of Nash scopex and shellfish sense appeal to 6 eggs a great combination. Still keep the liquid liver.
In reply to Post #11
Just because you don't catch every time it's not automatically down to your bait. This time of year results can be patchy anyway. Don't mess about too much, and concentrate on finding the fish and putting the bait where they are.
Just because you don't catch every time it's not automatically down to your bait. This time of year results can be patchy anyway. Don't mess about too much, and concentrate on finding the fish and putting the bait where they are.
In reply to Post #13
cheers guys
cheers guys
In reply to Post #14
Whats the best liquid food to use in a bait?
Whats the best liquid food to use in a bait?