I see baitworks have a sale on and was thinking of trying one of there baits out. Looking at the Atlantic heat or monster red whats peoples opinions on these? Thanks
In reply to Post #1
Both are consistent catchers
Both are consistent catchers
In reply to Post #2
Both proven baits. AH is a spicy fishmeal and the MR is a VERY red spicy, non-fishmeal type bait.
If the 20% offer is on for a while then it may be worth getting samples first?
Both proven baits. AH is a spicy fishmeal and the MR is a VERY red spicy, non-fishmeal type bait.
If the 20% offer is on for a while then it may be worth getting samples first?
In reply to Post #1
Hi there,
As already mentioned AH and MR are great baits, I've been on MR now fir a couple of years and love it.
I had a quick look on the BW website and couldn't see any deals or offers, were did you see it t please??
Cheers
Tel
Hi there,
As already mentioned AH and MR are great baits, I've been on MR now fir a couple of years and love it.
I had a quick look on the BW website and couldn't see any deals or offers, were did you see it t please??
Cheers
Tel
In reply to Post #4
Prices have already been dropped on the site there is no code.If you are looking at going big on an order 100kg works out at £4.78 per kg.
Prices have already been dropped on the site there is no code.If you are looking at going big on an order 100kg works out at £4.78 per kg.
In reply to Post #5
Cheers,
Will take a look
Tel
Cheers,
Will take a look
Tel
Both great baits. MR smells lovely, maple and cheese........
In reply to Post #1
Got to be one of the best bait firms out there, buy with confidence
Got to be one of the best bait firms out there, buy with confidence
As noted a few times on the forum, Atlantic Heat is my absolute go to boilie, whenever & wherever I fish.
Could not recommend it highly enough.
Could not recommend it highly enough.
In reply to Post #7
Mmm... Used to be garlic and maple! Quite a different bait now to what it was. Still decent, though.
Mmm... Used to be garlic and maple! Quite a different bait now to what it was. Still decent, though.
In reply to Post #10
Possibly is garlic, smells like cheese to me.......hardly makes it a different bait nowadays....
Possibly is garlic, smells like cheese to me.......hardly makes it a different bait nowadays....
In reply to Post #11
You ever been to his unit? The original bait was garlic EO and maple, a cream palatant, Robin red, colour didn't leach out. Stuff now is full of red dye, doesn't smell or taste the same at all. Maybe some ingredients are not available now, dunno.... But it is quite a different bait, period.
You ever been to his unit? The original bait was garlic EO and maple, a cream palatant, Robin red, colour didn't leach out. Stuff now is full of red dye, doesn't smell or taste the same at all. Maybe some ingredients are not available now, dunno.... But it is quite a different bait, period.
In reply to Post #12
Exactly what many former customers have said. Red dye that probably comes from Holland, a very common replacement for robin red today. One is expensive and one is about a penny. Very soluble and fills the tank with red water.
Exactly what many former customers have said. Red dye that probably comes from Holland, a very common replacement for robin red today. One is expensive and one is about a penny. Very soluble and fills the tank with red water.
In reply to Post #12
I havent, Perhaps they dropped the RR because thats not what it was anymore?
I havent, Perhaps they dropped the RR because thats not what it was anymore?
In reply to Post #5
How does someone get a deal price?, I just had a look and the price started at £7.95 per kilo and after I put in 20kilo it was still £7.95, even stayed the same at a hundred kilo, {not that I can afford any of it at the moment}, or have I got it all mixed up?
How does someone get a deal price?, I just had a look and the price started at £7.95 per kilo and after I put in 20kilo it was still £7.95, even stayed the same at a hundred kilo, {not that I can afford any of it at the moment}, or have I got it all mixed up?