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In reply to Post #42
Lol
Lol
In reply to Post #40
That's a classic answer fair play pal hahaha
That's a classic answer fair play pal hahaha
In reply to Post #44
Had me over like a kipper
Had me over like a kipper
In reply to Post #39
I am having success on the pop ups.
I am not a fan of the bottom baits tbh. They break down after a while and are succeptible to silver fish pecking away at them.
Will try the hard hookers before i discount them
I am having success on the pop ups.
I am not a fan of the bottom baits tbh. They break down after a while and are succeptible to silver fish pecking away at them.
Will try the hard hookers before i discount them
Sounds ideal for colder water
I've been having good results on the creamino..
The carp seem to like it...
The carp seem to like it...
Anymore reviews on baitworks creamino now it's been out a while ?
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Mate goes carping once a month but does very well on it the pellets are fantastic to he says, he keeps fish and thay get on it very well , never used there bait but I know there stuff is very good
Mate goes carping once a month but does very well on it the pellets are fantastic to he says, he keeps fish and thay get on it very well , never used there bait but I know there stuff is very good
In reply to Post #49
Mate of mine uses the shelf life version. Quite a soft bait Scopex type lable to it. He really rates it.
Mate of mine uses the shelf life version. Quite a soft bait Scopex type lable to it. He really rates it.
How do the bait makers on hear rate bait works base mixes you can buy paired to others like john bakers , aa etc base mixes..
I keep meaning to giv it a go making my own bait but only shop bought base mixes as i aint got as clue wot doing so bait works ones look quite simple for a noddie like me .
I keep meaning to giv it a go making my own bait but only shop bought base mixes as i aint got as clue wot doing so bait works ones look quite simple for a noddie like me .
In reply to Post #52
I've used both John Baker and Baitworks mixes. Love them both.
If you're just starting then I'd go for a Baitworks mix with the matching liquid. Then you've got everything together. Dead easy to mix as well.
I've used both John Baker and Baitworks mixes. Love them both.
If you're just starting then I'd go for a Baitworks mix with the matching liquid. Then you've got everything together. Dead easy to mix as well.
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Cheere for that . Is the baitworks base mix realy the same as the boilies you buy from them tho or are they holding a few things back . .im very intrested to try my first go at bait making this way can you add bits 2 it ok .
Sure keeper boy on hear was gona start doing base mixes 2 used lot of his bait with great results so mite try one of his with bit added stuff if easy to do . .
Cheere for that . Is the baitworks base mix realy the same as the boilies you buy from them tho or are they holding a few things back . .im very intrested to try my first go at bait making this way can you add bits 2 it ok .
Sure keeper boy on hear was gona start doing base mixes 2 used lot of his bait with great results so mite try one of his with bit added stuff if easy to do . .
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The base mix is a lot finer than what go's into the boilies they sell hold the 2 together shop bought and the ones you make with base mix and crumble both and you will see the diffrance
The base mix is a lot finer than what go's into the boilies they sell hold the 2 together shop bought and the ones you make with base mix and crumble both and you will see the diffrance
Giving an old thread a bump - I bought a load of this (and some Atlantic heat) on black Friday and just opened my second 5kg shelf life bag.
I expected it to be quite a soft bait but I've been surprised at how hard it actually is. Even after a 24 hour soak in water the texture is still quite hard/dry/powdery towards the middle compared to the DNA bait I was using before.
So to the long term users of this bait, Is that the normal texture of creamino?
I was planning on saving the Atlantic heat until the spring but tempted to open a bag to see how firm they are too
I expected it to be quite a soft bait but I've been surprised at how hard it actually is. Even after a 24 hour soak in water the texture is still quite hard/dry/powdery towards the middle compared to the DNA bait I was using before.
So to the long term users of this bait, Is that the normal texture of creamino?
I was planning on saving the Atlantic heat until the spring but tempted to open a bag to see how firm they are too