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Ultimate Milk Protein base mix? (207 posts / 36,923 views)
dickweed dickweed
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#196 22 Jun 2019 22:46
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Hope Pete B is doing ok.

Had some communications with him over another forum over 15 years ago. He gave me a recipe and some good honest guidence on bait. It transformed my fishing overnight.

Top bloke.
MystyM
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#197 23 Jun 2019 09:28
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In reply to Post #178
Have reposted in the Peter Boughton UCN Developments thread
Hudson Hudson
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#198 10 Apr 2021 12:28
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Sorry to drag up an old thread.......was there ever a unanimous decision on a milk basemix?have read through this but there's a few different recipes. I want to try something different, regardless of the cost. Everyone on my syndicate uses fishmeal or a nut based bait. As do I. Thinking I'd like to try to use a high quality milk bait that I can roll myself and see if it brings any different results.

Hudson Hudson
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#199 10 Apr 2021 12:29
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In reply to Post #198
Maybe in need of a carpforum approved milk based recipe..........:D
bristol bristol
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#201 22 Nov 2021 08:36
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In reply to Post #199
Now that the colder months are setting in this might be a good idea. Be interested to hear the buffs opinions on such a mix.

JB's Supermilk is now £22/kg
AnglingDays&Way AnglingDays&Way
Posts: 1,206
#202 22 Nov 2021 14:56
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In reply to Post #201
150 g rennet casein
150 g acid casein
100 g whey protein
100 g lactalbumin
100 g egg albumin
100 g soya isolate
100 g calcium caseinate
100 g whole egg powder
100 g wholemeal semolina
dickweed dickweed
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#203 26 Nov 2021 16:58
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In reply to Post #201
I know a few folks who use this 50/50 with a bird food ingredient to make it easier on the wallet.

They do well on it.
bristol bristol
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#204 26 Nov 2021 17:43
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In reply to Post #203
Indeed, that would be a great bait. Nectarblend/ Red Factor?
chrispfox chrispfox
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#205 27 Nov 2021 12:47
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In reply to Post #204
So Bristol something even simpler like this?

500g Red Factor/CLO Mix
100g Acid Casein
100g Rennet Casein
100g Calcium Casinate
100g WPC
50g Yeast
50g Wheatgerm

8g Milk E

No idea on flavour
bigappleslice bigappleslice
Posts: 521
#206 29 Nov 2021 07:19
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In reply to Post #205
maple cream or condensed milk flavor would go nice with that.
NemesisWitch NemesisWitch
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#207 29 Nov 2021 07:34
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In reply to Post #205
8g of any of the milk 'palatants' is a bit high. I'd look at halving that.
Also have a look at the Orlux bird foods, they're better quality than the Haiths ones in my view.
silverfish silverfish
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#211 30 Aug 2026 21:40
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I've made a few one egg mixes and it rolls really nice.
14mm 30 second boil to floating - firm skin but crumbable, holds together mushy soft after 12 hours.
Test pot is a pale cloudy 2-3 hours but any movement and the breakdown increases.

results..hmm one bream and an aborted snatchy tench take on CSL peach & plum

opinions, alterations, liquid & addit boosts

12.5% acid caesin
12.5% rennet caesin
5% calcium caesinate
5 % sodium caesinate ( or 10% cal cas?)
10% hydrolyzed whey ( donated by gym buff who said the lingering aftertaste is like vomit).
2% soya isolate (just works)
20% birdfood
7.5% semolina
5.5% soya
7.5% supergold
7.5% maize meal
5% liver powder/brocacel/CSL powder...or more your choice I've tried all three

liquids & adits (equivalent of 10 egg mix)

8ml peach & 0.75ml JB plum (premixed)
2g solar powdered candy
3g Premier cream stim
20ml csl liquid
20ml oil..codliver?

CSL/peach & plum tastes like very sweet malted milk biscuit with a hint of fruit
Brocacel ( no addits or flavours) tastes like yeasty bread
liver- more bitter & bready but I'm thinking maple/cream stim
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