In reply to Post #1
Toasted Sesame Oil is what you want. 10-15ml/kg. And its cheap as chips.

In reply to Post #462
I just put an offer in on a new home so not very rich at all at the moment.

Ill have a play with spirulina through the summer, as its an ingredient I've never used before and keep wanting to try it.

Thanks

In reply to Post #458
What is a good inclusion level in any bait for Spirulina in your opinion? Also what would you suggest is a maximum level for its inclusion?

In reply to Post #454
Yeah, it smells quite fishy even with no flavour in it. 1ml per kilo of John Bakers crab flavour can really help improve this naturally built in smell if you wanted a fishy bait.

JB crab is expensive to buy, but at 1ml/kg it goes a long way, making up to 100kg for the price.

In reply to Post #452
Its an all year round mix IMO, and yes you can add any flavour you like to it if you wanted to put one in. I liked it when i used it on a lake with strawberry flavour believe it or not. I used other flavours in it depending on which lake i rolled it for, but it seemed to take fruit or savory flavours really well.

In reply to Post #428
what they sell that is equivalent to Equivate

Nothing really. Just add the attractor of your choice. Concentrated yeast or CSL powder would be good choices if your after something to replace Equivite.

Or find a source of Selenevite E and use at 25g per kilo leaving you 25g/kg to play around with. Betaine and Garlic powder?

In reply to Post #413
Get a kilo of semolina and mix it with a kilo of Nectarblend, Red factor or EMP, and roll that with eggs. 2 ingredients. Hows that?

And you'll catch loads with it too.

If you wanted really simple, leave out the semo, and roll the other half on its own. Don't get much simpler than that.

In reply to Post #411
Yes you could do. Change it for anything you like really. Sardine and Anchovy is my favourite fish meal too.

In reply to Post #1
Nice article that one mate. Definitely sticky material.