What do the bait buffs on here think of this?
Rennet casein
Calcium caseinate
Calf gold
Sweet milk powder
Crushed tigers
Roasted peanut meal
Cbs birdfood blend
Insect meal
Liver extract powder (100% water soluble).
Yeast.
Creatine ethyl ester hcl
N Butyric acid
Pineapple flavour
Enzyme active liquid yeast
Rennet casein
Calcium caseinate
Calf gold
Sweet milk powder
Crushed tigers
Roasted peanut meal
Cbs birdfood blend
Insect meal
Liver extract powder (100% water soluble).
Yeast.
Creatine ethyl ester hcl
N Butyric acid
Pineapple flavour
Enzyme active liquid yeast
In reply to Post #1
Will that bind? Seems a lot of milks.
A powdered yeast and a liquid yeast? Is that necessary?
Tiger nut meal and peanut meal, id have thought they both offer similar.
Calf gold is 40% lactose (sugar) plus added vitamins. With the other milks in the mix, what's your thinking adding this. You could probably just add a multi vitamin to the other milks.
Has any study shown that creatine is attractive to carp or that they require it in their diet?
Will that bind? Seems a lot of milks.
A powdered yeast and a liquid yeast? Is that necessary?
Tiger nut meal and peanut meal, id have thought they both offer similar.
Calf gold is 40% lactose (sugar) plus added vitamins. With the other milks in the mix, what's your thinking adding this. You could probably just add a multi vitamin to the other milks.
Has any study shown that creatine is attractive to carp or that they require it in their diet?
In reply to Post #1
I think it's just a list ! Need more info
I think it's just a list ! Need more info
In reply to Post #3
I'm thinking of trying this through the winter, it's a local bait firm mix
I'm thinking of trying this through the winter, it's a local bait firm mix
In reply to Post #4
seems a lot of milk and next to no binders.
would need some weights to judge it
seems a lot of milk and next to no binders.
would need some weights to judge it
In reply to Post #5
That's gonna be a swine to roll.
That's gonna be a swine to roll.
In reply to Post #4
Is it exceptionally cheap? Cos to be honest looking at that I wouldn't bother.
Is it exceptionally cheap? Cos to be honest looking at that I wouldn't bother.
In reply to Post #6
I agree, nothing to give it any body.
probably be great once in the water but I would rather **** in my hands and clap than roll that
I agree, nothing to give it any body.
probably be great once in the water but I would rather **** in my hands and clap than roll that
In reply to Post #1
A mess!
A mess!
In reply to Post #1
Never used Custom Bait Services myself but the Red Baron and Fenspice both looked and felt good when I had samples many (many) years ago. You have only listed part of the Ultra Nut Mix there and missed out the last important bit (Silkworm meal). Rather than ask if the mix is any good you would be better off asking if any one has used Ultra Nut Mix from Custom Bait Services
Ultra Nut Mix
Never used Custom Bait Services myself but the Red Baron and Fenspice both looked and felt good when I had samples many (many) years ago. You have only listed part of the Ultra Nut Mix there and missed out the last important bit (Silkworm meal). Rather than ask if the mix is any good you would be better off asking if any one has used Ultra Nut Mix from Custom Bait Services
Ultra Nut Mix
In reply to Post #10
I follow Mark on FB the owner of said company, he says he never uses any semo or soya in his baits, if that is even possible or an advantage someone with more bait knowledge than me may know.
I follow Mark on FB the owner of said company, he says he never uses any semo or soya in his baits, if that is even possible or an advantage someone with more bait knowledge than me may know.
In reply to Post #11
Semo has functional properties so is not always a bad thing. Its nutritional properties are very low.
Soya comes in different types (full fat, heat treated, de-fatted etc) and is a source of some nutrition plus adds functional properties.
If you have a bait that works without them then great but just saying you don't have them doesn't mean a bait is going to be better than one that does have them. Nothing against CBS, like I said before the samples I had looked/smelled great and I would happily try them if I ever needed a ready made bait
Semo has functional properties so is not always a bad thing. Its nutritional properties are very low.
Soya comes in different types (full fat, heat treated, de-fatted etc) and is a source of some nutrition plus adds functional properties.
If you have a bait that works without them then great but just saying you don't have them doesn't mean a bait is going to be better than one that does have them. Nothing against CBS, like I said before the samples I had looked/smelled great and I would happily try them if I ever needed a ready made bait
In reply to Post #12
yes that was what i understood, my only first hand experience of the company was a friend using their meat bait a number of years ago on a difficult sand pit we were fishing, he had a few on it.
yes that was what i understood, my only first hand experience of the company was a friend using their meat bait a number of years ago on a difficult sand pit we were fishing, he had a few on it.