Always found Ultraspice far more effective than Megaspice.

In reply to Post #18
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Over the past few years I've been using a prebait of small fishmeal pellets liberally coated in csl, and then dusted with brocacel yeast for close in work. It seems to draw fish into the swim very quickly and keeps them grubbing around. You have to press this mix firmly together in your hands before you put it in but once in the water it creates a lovely cloud of attraction. Don't know what the correlation is between these three ingredients but it works very well.

Gave this tip to a member on here and in April/May, he had fish of 41 ,36 and a 27 over the pellet and csl/yeast mix and a few days later he had two more of 44.5 and 32.6. He was fishing further out than the margins so he used a bait boat.

Cotswold Baits L.M.P.S.E. has always been my sweetener of choice.

In reply to Post #2
This stuff seems more legit then?
https://www.florihana.com/uk/essential-oils/1793-1199-vanilla-oleoresin-organic.html#/792-size-5_g

Anyone used vanilla oleoresin in a bait? Found this online and thought it might be worth trying out -
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0D83M5JY7/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=AYBB7KAZLUEZ5&th=1

In reply to Post #9
It would appear that the closest cat biscuit that resemble the original Purina Sea Snips in the Seafood Blend recipe are Purina Friskies Dry Cat Food Seafood Sensations With Salmon, Tuna, and Shrimp Flavors.
In John Bakers video he says he uses 50% ground cat biscuits, 10% birdfood, and 5% WPC 80. What would add/adjust to make it up to 100% (1kg mix)?

In reply to Post #1
Always garlic eo for me but even at 1 drop it can over power every so I do the following -

Dilute 1 drop of Nutrabaits garlic oil in 100ml of soya oil. Shake well then adding 5ml of liquid (equates to 1/2 drop).