There are thousands of posts relating to good food source boilies, thousands, but sometime attractor baits get mentioned, almost in hushed terms, maybe even derogatory.
What's would be classed as an attractor bait, are there any good ones?
What's would be classed as an attractor bait, are there any good ones?
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Richworth tuttis.
Richworth tuttis.
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Agree with Van, the old Richworth frozen Tutties were a fantastic bait, not sure if they are still the same?
I've always found these baits are fine if using small amounts, I've never used large amounts so can't say.
Many now have ingredients printed on them, I brought some Nash red ones a number of years ago for a little place I was taking my lad, had Shellfish SA, Salt, Citric Acid and a few other things so I knew they would attract, caught loads on them.
Agree with Van, the old Richworth frozen Tutties were a fantastic bait, not sure if they are still the same?
I've always found these baits are fine if using small amounts, I've never used large amounts so can't say.
Many now have ingredients printed on them, I brought some Nash red ones a number of years ago for a little place I was taking my lad, had Shellfish SA, Salt, Citric Acid and a few other things so I knew they would attract, caught loads on them.
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Nutra baits tecnhi spice
Nutra baits tecnhi spice
Original Richworth frozen tuttis, or I found Nash Citruz really good ,especially just using a five bait stringer and nothing else..
I'd also recommend Wonderberry ,a Mirage ,Marcus's bait ,really good results on that as well..
I'd also recommend Wonderberry ,a Mirage ,Marcus's bait ,really good results on that as well..
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Technically any bait they eat has attracted them, suppose most would class highly visible baits or highly flavoured as high attract. If fishing boilies with a matching popup amongst them is that high attract or if fishing a boillie over a bed of hemp?
Technically any bait they eat has attracted them, suppose most would class highly visible baits or highly flavoured as high attract. If fishing boilies with a matching popup amongst them is that high attract or if fishing a boillie over a bed of hemp?
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Citruz yes
Citruz yes
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don't forget the visual aspect either. ie - what colour the bait is may stimulate investigation.
don't forget the visual aspect either. ie - what colour the bait is may stimulate investigation.
GBP 1 and 2 from experience. Using them now.
I see hinders do ‘original tuttis' too. For some reason a flavour I never used, remember the richworth strawberry ones got used back then.