Anyone on here got one? How long do they keep boilies fresh for?
In reply to Post #1
that's more a question of the condition of the bait and the conditions you keep it in than the bag itself
that's more a question of the condition of the bait and the conditions you keep it in than the bag itself
In reply to Post #2
Will go in as frozen on the morning i head to the lake. I used to have an insulated boilie bag but after 2 days the bait was already starting to turn so i binned it.
Will go in as frozen on the morning i head to the lake. I used to have an insulated boilie bag but after 2 days the bait was already starting to turn so i binned it.
In reply to Post #3
An air dry bag i isn't a foil lined insulated bag though
Some baits they reckon work better when they are on the turn
I use a carp sack to air dry a lot of bait if needed and just turn the bait over regularly by rolling it
Small amount or short notice trip I use one of these
https://todbermanor.co.uk/bags-pouches/11673-trakker-nxg-boilie-air-caddy-5060236146632.html
An air dry bag i isn't a foil lined insulated bag though
Some baits they reckon work better when they are on the turn
I use a carp sack to air dry a lot of bait if needed and just turn the bait over regularly by rolling it
Small amount or short notice trip I use one of these
https://todbermanor.co.uk/bags-pouches/11673-trakker-nxg-boilie-air-caddy-5060236146632.html
In reply to Post #3
Boilies often last longer in an air dry sack compared to a bag as they won't sweat as much, which makes them go moist and speeds up the 'turning'. As per previous posts, the length of time they keep will depend on the bait, the weather and how often you rotate them. I have never used the Speero one but I can only assume it is no different to other brands and my boilies tend to be fine for 3/4 days in a bag (again weather dependent)
Boilies often last longer in an air dry sack compared to a bag as they won't sweat as much, which makes them go moist and speeds up the 'turning'. As per previous posts, the length of time they keep will depend on the bait, the weather and how often you rotate them. I have never used the Speero one but I can only assume it is no different to other brands and my boilies tend to be fine for 3/4 days in a bag (again weather dependent)
In reply to Post #3
just keep moving it about over your session. should be fine
just keep moving it about over your session. should be fine
Ordered one now anyway. Stocking filler 