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Bait. Anyone tried Thripster baits. (6 posts / 1,184 views)
Scaley01 Scaley01
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Post #1 20 May 2020 19:00
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Hi all. Anyone on here tried Thripster bait,keep reading good things and records broken on there mixes.there main advantage over other baits seems to be in the ph mimicking bloodworm so fish treat it as safe.
ip100 ip100
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Post #2 21 May 2020 06:43
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Tinpot company with a nonsense gimmick imo
Frenzy Frenzy
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Post #3 21 May 2020 13:00
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ph of blood worm would be dictated by the environment they live in
Boycie Boycie
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Post #4 21 May 2020 13:00
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Connected to the company?
brooksie1986 brooksie1986
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Post #5 21 May 2020 17:31
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😂😂😂 very subtle
Jimbo6745
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Post #6 21 May 2020 18:08
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Never heard of them. A ph mimicking blood worm isn't the be all of a decent bait in my view. Any PH change should get the carp interested not just one that's the same as blood worm. It's still a round bait at the end of the day and carp will not treat it the same as they would with bloodworm simply because it has the same PH value. I have also found that by having hookbaits and just 10-15 free offerings with a different PH level gets you bites quicker most of the time. BAF do a liquid called black amino with a PH value of around 8.0 I think. I often soak my hookbaits in this and a small amount of free offerings so hopefully the carp don't wise up to it. It wouldn't be effective though if all your bait as a high PH.
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