Just want to open this thread up to get people talking about honey. I know there's been talk on here before about it and I have read it, I think there's a lot we don't know about honey with regards using it in our carp baits. I have just started using it and have found a few things out already.
I bought Mānuka honey which was a mistake most of the stuff in the supermarkets is pasteurised which effects some of the properties in the honey the best honey is probably on my doorstep at a local farm it certainly isn't clear looking either.

I have also learned that heating honey to high temperatures denatures it.

What are peoples thoughts on its usage's etc?

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Ask TCarper.......he knows his honey......

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There's a well known roller of bait down your way, pop in and say hello and ask him about Honey pop ups 👀😉



Down to my last pot.

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Mmmm who could that be?

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He knows all about Honey in baits.👍

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My guess would be Marcus Watts

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Had to be.
He knows a lot about bait , and has made many, many successful baits.

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A name that it is spoken very highly of down here. 👍

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Ronald Mcdonald

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It's very good as a glug for "active" hookbaits. No need for preservative in the bait as honey has anti bacterial properties.