Looking to use munch baits bio marine... any good.. autumn, winter...
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Bait is only as good as the fisherman
Bait is only as good as the fisherman
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In my humble opinion (& I don't mean to come across as arrogant or condescending), I would go with a more established bait company & feed less of a higher quality boilie - IF your on a budget. Chops are a great way of making your bait go further for example.
I have no experience of Munch but I've seen the prices in the past which would indicate that it's perhaps not that great standard.
I'm happy to be proved wrong though!
In my humble opinion (& I don't mean to come across as arrogant or condescending), I would go with a more established bait company & feed less of a higher quality boilie - IF your on a budget. Chops are a great way of making your bait go further for example.
I have no experience of Munch but I've seen the prices in the past which would indicate that it's perhaps not that great standard.
I'm happy to be proved wrong though!
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I think that's an old bait they haven't made since 2023. They only sell direct now I think.
I think that's an old bait they haven't made since 2023. They only sell direct now I think.
Bio marine long gone early last year..
It's still catching me carp... Until I run out..
Better bait than the price reflected..
It's still catching me carp... Until I run out..
Better bait than the price reflected..
I buy their bait (whatever's on sale) purely to prebait the river, and bulk out my feed. I don't particularly rate it, but it's done me ok to establish a few feeding spots. I'd probably rather use less, but a higher quality bait.
The fact that they were selling 5kg of bait for twenty quid should tell you everything you need to know.
Use a better quality bait and use less of it would be my advice.
Use a better quality bait and use less of it would be my advice.