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Whiskeyboilies
Posts: 27
Post #1 8 Nov 2021 19:51
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Hi guys starting carp fishing again , Which boilies is good to go was thinking ccmoore pacific tuna and borthern lights buying both on bundles for each rod
Spen89 Spen89
Posts: 509
Post #2 8 Nov 2021 20:40
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In reply to Post #1
Ccmoore and DNA will do bulk deals on their website. Mainly depends on how much you want. They are both well respected companies that catch alot of fish, Pacific tuna from ccmoore and S7 from DNA are both winners
Whiskeyboilies
Posts: 27
Post #3 8 Nov 2021 20:51
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In reply to Post #2
I was thinking of using pacific tuna with a fruity type on the other rod isnt the s7 similar to pacific tuna type smell mate
Winkler
Posts: 663
Post #4 9 Nov 2021 14:23
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In reply to Post #3
Keep bait simple; find the fish first and foremost use the same on both rods.. Use the most soluble bait you can, neither of which these are..
Derk19550503
Posts: 47
Post #5 9 Nov 2021 14:41
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In reply to Post #4
Any suggestions on a good soluble boillie tia
bristol bristol
Posts: 2,292
Post #6 9 Nov 2021 20:00
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In reply to Post #5
If I was going for max solubility (in small batches) I would be going for John Bakers Supermilk with minimum boiling times and paste wraps. Proper winter edge
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