As per title been off the scene a while what companies are still around
In reply to Post #1
Mainline , sticky , DNA and Dynamite roll the most baits and appear to be in Vogue.
Mainline , sticky , DNA and Dynamite roll the most baits and appear to be in Vogue.
In reply to Post #2
Id say Dynamite are well out of the loop.
DNA have big deals on.
Baitworks and Trent Bait also roll some very good baits
Id say Dynamite are well out of the loop.
DNA have big deals on.
Baitworks and Trent Bait also roll some very good baits
In reply to Post #1
Can 100% recommend DNA even by brother who's a match fisherman rates their bait very highly
Can 100% recommend DNA even by brother who's a match fisherman rates their bait very highly
I would highly recommend RG baits
In reply to Post #1
Probably easier to mention the ones that are no longer around.. Premier Baits, Turner Baits and scientific baits are the three that spring to mind that have stopped trading in the last year or so. All the rest of the big hitters still around plus some new players to the game.
Probably easier to mention the ones that are no longer around.. Premier Baits, Turner Baits and scientific baits are the three that spring to mind that have stopped trading in the last year or so. All the rest of the big hitters still around plus some new players to the game.
In reply to Post #1
I can't recommend Trent Baits highly enough, fantastic bait and a great friendly fast service.
I can't recommend Trent Baits highly enough, fantastic bait and a great friendly fast service.
I have been pretty solid between CC Moore and Baitworks. Currently using Baitworks as i have been having more success on that the past couple of months.
Royal Marine in the warmer months and last winter i was using Monster Red, 5KG of boilie and 5KG of pellet with corresponding wafters, popus and hardened lasted me all of winter.
Mainline Cell is what quite a few of my mates use on my club lake, they've been using it for years.
Royal Marine in the warmer months and last winter i was using Monster Red, 5KG of boilie and 5KG of pellet with corresponding wafters, popus and hardened lasted me all of winter.
Mainline Cell is what quite a few of my mates use on my club lake, they've been using it for years.
In reply to Post #9
When i was looking a few years ago for a good bait company,I saw bait works and DNA and eventually went with dna I liked the look of their range plus the bundle offers on their website also they do a points rewards as well,as me and my brother who is a match fisherman order in baulk when we need too and he loves the bait he's gets loads of questions on the commercials he fishes when others aren't catching or not catching much and he is not many match fisherman use DNA pellets and liquids.
The points will be used off some hoodies at some point as I like their clothing too.
I saw mainline,Nash ccmoore etc but cc never caught on it,Nash found bait really hard and that put me off them and mainline never really wanted to try them I wanted to try something that not many people were using on places I fished,also looked at nutrabaits because I liked the thought of doing my own baits and having something unique where I fished but I've seen all the threads on here in the past about them and that they may have gone down hill since they were taken over.
When i was looking a few years ago for a good bait company,I saw bait works and DNA and eventually went with dna I liked the look of their range plus the bundle offers on their website also they do a points rewards as well,as me and my brother who is a match fisherman order in baulk when we need too and he loves the bait he's gets loads of questions on the commercials he fishes when others aren't catching or not catching much and he is not many match fisherman use DNA pellets and liquids.
The points will be used off some hoodies at some point as I like their clothing too.
I saw mainline,Nash ccmoore etc but cc never caught on it,Nash found bait really hard and that put me off them and mainline never really wanted to try them I wanted to try something that not many people were using on places I fished,also looked at nutrabaits because I liked the thought of doing my own baits and having something unique where I fished but I've seen all the threads on here in the past about them and that they may have gone down hill since they were taken over.
In reply to Post #1
If I was in the UK & looking for a bait now, I would most likely be using baitworks.
No middle man, tried & trusted baits & proven quality.
If I was in the UK & looking for a bait now, I would most likely be using baitworks.
No middle man, tried & trusted baits & proven quality.
In reply to Post #11
True but only the same as Trent Baits
True but only the same as Trent Baits
In reply to Post #2
Wouldn't include dynamite baits. But cc moore and nash sell tons
Wouldn't include dynamite baits. But cc moore and nash sell tons
In reply to Post #12
had friends use trent baits for a few years & they didn't have a bad word to say about them
had friends use trent baits for a few years & they didn't have a bad word to say about them
In reply to Post #1
Nutrabaits have turned things back around after their slump
Nutrabaits have turned things back around after their slump
In reply to Post #15
Interesting, I did like their Trigga shelfies.
Interesting, I did like their Trigga shelfies.