Are the modern day versions as good as the OG Hutchy ones?
I'm sure I heard Marcus Watts on the Carp Chronicles podcast say Hutchys regular sense appeal was a product that was bought in and re-branded by Hutchy and its still the same.
He also does the flavour mixing for the Modern day Hutchinson brand and has access to the recipe books etc and that the current Secret Agent is exactly the same recipe as the OG one.
Can anyone confirm?
I'm sure I heard Marcus Watts on the Carp Chronicles podcast say Hutchys regular sense appeal was a product that was bought in and re-branded by Hutchy and its still the same.
He also does the flavour mixing for the Modern day Hutchinson brand and has access to the recipe books etc and that the current Secret Agent is exactly the same recipe as the OG one.
Can anyone confirm?
In reply to Post #1
This might be worth a look, Quality bait list sense appeals regular, shellfish and spice versions
100ml for £7.00
I've not used them myself, but I 'm sure someone on CF has.
This might be worth a look, Quality bait list sense appeals regular, shellfish and spice versions
100ml for £7.00
I've not used them myself, but I 'm sure someone on CF has.
In reply to Post #2
the old nash shellfish sense appeal was great, but it changed.
The same flavouring thats added to white fish offcuts to flavour crabsticks
the old nash shellfish sense appeal was great, but it changed.
The same flavouring thats added to white fish offcuts to flavour crabsticks
In reply to Post #3
For me it changed for the worse when they re-released it under the “Ace Cards” banner. Was brilliant until that point.
For me it changed for the worse when they re-released it under the “Ace Cards” banner. Was brilliant until that point.
If you believe the ingredients on the label the Nash shellfish concentrate sense appeal it was based on liverade with a crab flavour. Once liverade was discontinued it changed to a simple flavor mix of liver and crab. That was the Ace cards version which has been said was a poor imitation of the original.
I have no knowledge of the original Hutchinson versions.
I have no knowledge of the original Hutchinson versions.
In reply to Post #5
Paul at Catchit Labs does Sense Appeal (named Liverade). I think he used to work as a flavorist at Nash.
Paul at Catchit Labs does Sense Appeal (named Liverade). I think he used to work as a flavorist at Nash.
In reply to Post #2
i have.
there is a post saomewhere from Ken T saying the Shellfish one is near on identical to the RH version
i have.
there is a post saomewhere from Ken T saying the Shellfish one is near on identical to the RH version
The original Shellfish SA was based on the amino acid profile of swan mussels and a crab extract was added to make it more widely accepted. With the thought that if the fish were feeding on SSA they might try and seek out swan mussels rather than the bait.
In reply to Post #6
It's just a flavour, apparently what liverade smelt like.
It's just a flavour, apparently what liverade smelt like.
In reply to Post #7
I've got some and it is nothing like the Hutchinson one.
It looks and smells to me as a mixture of liquid liver and monster crab flavour. It's probably a great additive but it's nothing like SSA
I've got some and it is nothing like the Hutchinson one.
It looks and smells to me as a mixture of liquid liver and monster crab flavour. It's probably a great additive but it's nothing like SSA
The origional sense appeal ( liverade ) was i believe sourced from the animal pet feed industry in rebadged dosing bottles.
I'm sure Solar bait sold it as well. Stimulin amino compound or something like that.
I'm sure Solar bait sold it as well. Stimulin amino compound or something like that.
Personally I don't think these modern day versions are worth the hassle, the original's always seemed to have the x factor, I found it better to move on.
The original Bream Attractor came in a glass bottle and was something else!
The original Bream Attractor came in a glass bottle and was something else!
In reply to Post #11
The original Sense Appeal was I think Hutchinson and I don't think that was Liverade, neither wash his Shellfish SA.
The Nash Shellfish Concentrate SA was liverade, a product that is no longer available. Which is a great shame.
The original Sense Appeal was I think Hutchinson and I don't think that was Liverade, neither wash his Shellfish SA.
The Nash Shellfish Concentrate SA was liverade, a product that is no longer available. Which is a great shame.
In reply to Post #13
I thought S@O was my favourite flavour, but the monster crab and Sense Appeal Dan from Biological baits uses in his Robin Red popups smells so good, and and been doing so well for me. Such a great flavour.
I thought S@O was my favourite flavour, but the monster crab and Sense Appeal Dan from Biological baits uses in his Robin Red popups smells so good, and and been doing so well for me. Such a great flavour.
In reply to Post #14
Isn't the person behind Catch it labs and ex Nash employee?
Heard good things about their flavours. Maybe their sense appeals are going to be the closest version to the OGs
Was liverade just a liquid liver product? Was it available from non angling sources aswell?
Isn't the person behind Catch it labs and ex Nash employee?
Heard good things about their flavours. Maybe their sense appeals are going to be the closest version to the OGs
Was liverade just a liquid liver product? Was it available from non angling sources aswell?