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Trent Baits’ Freshwater Shrimp and SAS Squid are good in stabilised.
Handcrafts Herb is also very good.
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Handcraft, ABS baits and Essential Baits shelf life baits are all superb and I would happily use any of them with confidence.
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Also consider vac sealing (rather than buying baits with preservative). . . reduces freezer space. Also keeps bait fresh in the fridge for an age if freezer is not an option. . .
You could also go down the air-dry / salt curing route - depends how rodent free your shed/garage is. . . 
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Cheers for the replies lads. Some good options to look at there
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The A baits are highly recommended here.
DNA are good. Mate uses bug (im a freezer man) and no marked diff in catches. Great service too.
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There's a few manufacturers now, shelfies are now pretty good compared to the ones from a few years ago. I'd be looking at DNA, Handcraft or Baitworks for starters, but there's loads out there. Perhaps pick a manufacturer close to you to avoid postage costs.
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I have no option to store bait in a freezer due to family and space restrictions. Could anyone recommend me a high quality stabilised boilie. It generally fish for a bite at a time really and only ever catapult a few over two rods, fish for a while then move on if I feel the need to and only ever do overnight sessions.
Cheers
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