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In reply to Post #8
Yes. Any ingredient sourcing is very much done to each of our good or bad experiences. Human grade ingredients, like milk proteins and semo, maize, soya flour, kelp powder, etc, are when we can source them at sensible prices, going to be of a more higher quality than some lower grade animal feeds, etc.
But sometimes cheap/cheaper can sometimes with the right supplier can be alright. for fishing purposes, and not just 'floor sweepings'.
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In reply to Post #7
No, the complete opposite infact. I've found "cheap" ingredients to be utter junk more often than not
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In reply to Post #6
haven't you ever noticed that paying premiums for 'quality' bait ingredients is akin to the image of getting your pants pulled down and being rogered against the grain of a dry broom stick?
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In reply to Post #5
Do you want good, or do you want cheap? Because the 2 are rarely the same product..
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In reply to Post #4
Cheers, don't think I'll be paying Mirage prices for powder.
two options CCM or Alibaba at £1,50 per kg-I will make an enquiry on shipping.
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In reply to Post #1
Marcus at Mirage Baits used to have some in stock but not at the moment. His liquid csl is the best I have found since the Grange csl days. CCMoore stuff is good even though a bit more expensive than others.
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In reply to Post #2
not listed on their website
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In reply to Post #1
AA Baits
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Is there a good and cheap source for CSL powder?
Don't want liquid.
15 odd years ago it was cheap as chips and fairly easy to source, looking around it's rediculously priced.
All I can find is CC Moore at £11 a kilo
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Bait