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In reply to Post #22
Oops thanks mozzi never spotted that.
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In reply to Post #21
Aye but tge post was 3 year ago 😂 polite and decent offer though!
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In reply to Post #20
My post explained. ...the original post said he will have no bait freezer due to moving, my post said if he wantsa freezer come andtake mine free of charge as I don't use it.
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In reply to Post #18
Or just come to stamford and collect my freezer......
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In reply to Post #10
For me Baitworks shelflife is alot softer than their freezer bait and breaks down quicker.
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In reply to Post #15
Gutted Jay stopped making NB2, im considering going back on Plum Zing
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In reply to Post #1
The only ones I've used in recent years are from Oxford carp baits, they are excellent shelf life baits, I reckon it would be hard to tell between the freezer baits and shelf life once thawed out. And if it's softer baits you want these are well worth a look.
Sample packs are available 👍
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Big thumbs up for the A Bait. The Wasp is excellent, would happily take it anywhere. Was in the same position as you a few years ago and tried loads of different shelf life baits before setting on Jay’s stuff.
It’s rolled at ABS these days which gives you an indication of quality too 
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In reply to Post #10
The shelf life seems a lot softer than the freezer which I prefer and also the shelf life takes on glug well.
I still have some bait in the freezer but it’s easier keeping shelfies in my van.
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In reply to Post #1
Look at dna baits.
Been using slk in freezer and now on shelf life
Not seen any difference in catch rate
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In reply to Post #9
“and prefer the shelf life over freezer.”
This is a statement that I have heard quite often in recent times. I am just wondering - why do you prefer the shelf life variant? For what reason?
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I’ve used A Baits in the past but now use Baitworks and prefer the shelf life over freezer.
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