Hi guys,
Anyone know the levels of NBA per one egg mix to go alongside a pineapple flavour and sweetener?
Anyone know the levels of NBA per one egg mix to go alongside a pineapple flavour and sweetener?
In reply to Post #1
3 to 4 droplets is sufficient
3 to 4 droplets is sufficient
In reply to Post #1
Echo what has been said. I had tried it at 10 drops in past, turns the eggs to water and difficult to bind.
Fished one water with said bait and watched one of the biggest residents just hung over the top of the bait for a few minutes with its barbels hung straight down, interested but wouldn't touch it. All confidence blow. Amazing what goes off in the lake
Echo what has been said. I had tried it at 10 drops in past, turns the eggs to water and difficult to bind.
Fished one water with said bait and watched one of the biggest residents just hung over the top of the bait for a few minutes with its barbels hung straight down, interested but wouldn't touch it. All confidence blow. Amazing what goes off in the lake
In reply to Post #3
Too much acid denatures the proteins in the eggs
Too much acid denatures the proteins in the eggs
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Same with essential oils or alcohol flavours
Same with essential oils or alcohol flavours
In reply to Post #1
4 drops per medium egg is what I use when making hook baits, although I've never combined with a pineapple flavour (way too obvious)... and I bet everyone who does, dyes the bait yellow... sorry, couldn't resist, but you know I'm right... anyway, it of course blends really well with all sorts of attractants. I always wear latex gloves when hand rolling hookbaits and keep the kitchen door open! Stinks the house out and then some. Carp love it though , so worth a moan from the missis now and again. Used it in most of my hook bait mixes for the last 25 years.
4 drops per medium egg is what I use when making hook baits, although I've never combined with a pineapple flavour (way too obvious)... and I bet everyone who does, dyes the bait yellow... sorry, couldn't resist, but you know I'm right... anyway, it of course blends really well with all sorts of attractants. I always wear latex gloves when hand rolling hookbaits and keep the kitchen door open! Stinks the house out and then some. Carp love it though , so worth a moan from the missis now and again. Used it in most of my hook bait mixes for the last 25 years.
In reply to Post #7
Thanks who sells a version you can trust?
Thanks who sells a version you can trust?
In reply to Post #8
Feedstim's is very good. Best get hold of it through Baitwize now or the shipping costs will be astronomical!
Feedstim's is very good. Best get hold of it through Baitwize now or the shipping costs will be astronomical!
In reply to Post #9
Could this be used in making my own boilies aswell
Could this be used in making my own boilies aswell
In reply to Post #4
Does that matter if its just hookbaits ?
I doubt it
Does that matter if its just hookbaits ?
I doubt it
In reply to Post #11
It matters because the eggs wil not bind
It matters because the eggs wil not bind
Surely flavours and things like N-but will be fine adding afterwards anyway. As some will be boiled off
In reply to Post #12
Well I've ever had a problem with binding and I have used high levels of N-butaric
Well I've ever had a problem with binding and I have used high levels of N-butaric
In reply to Post #13
That's what I've always done with NB. Added it to the air dried corkballs....and more added as required.
That's what I've always done with NB. Added it to the air dried corkballs....and more added as required.