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In reply to Post #78 Any advantage using the powdered version instead of liquid butyric acid ?
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In reply to Post #77 Oh yeah 100%
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In reply to Post #76 Nah you get away with a lot more than that.
Best thing to do is mix however many drops you wanna add into 5ml MPG or Glycerine, sort of shields the egg. You can also add once the paste is sort of like a batter.
We use about 20g in a 2kg wet mix pop up run, that’s about 38/40 eggs. I never go over 1% of wet mix though, I find it misbehaves after that.
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In reply to Post #74 Oh god 3-4 drops would start to cook them. Mrs always said it smelt like puke / bile on me after using it
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In reply to Post #74 It’s fine after boiling.
Before boiling sod that 😂
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In reply to Post #73 2ml of butyric would cook the eggs Binding
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In reply to Post #72 20-40 drops of butyric in a pot of finished baits is ok? That’s 1-2ml. Seems awfully high considering of 4 drops is added before boiling. Or is this due to the eggs not binding?
Cheers
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In reply to Post #71 Not sure mate. Been using it for acouple of years now and this is my go to, whenever a pure pineapple flavour profile is needed.
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In reply to Post #69 I haven’t touched that stuff for probably 10 years if not more!
Is it the same as it once was?
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In reply to Post #69 extremely popular, to be fair its an incredibly nice smell, not that I think carp smell in the same way we do, would be nice to go home smell of it instead of hydros lol
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In reply to Post #68 Mainline Profile Plus Pineapple Juice
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In reply to Post #51 Which Mainline pineapple flavour were you using?
They sell two different types.
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In reply to Post #66 Apologies, I was over tired last night, thought I was responding to a thread on a bait post ( facebook) regarding garlic oil. interesting tip with the bi carb I shall try it
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In reply to Post #65 I’m talking about the smell. Neutralise the acid, neutralise the smell. It does work. Soap will only mask the smell. It’s not only carp anglers who use carboxylic acids and an alkaline paste is the general cleaning solution.
Swarfega is for oil and grease so certainly would not work.
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In reply to Post #64 Tried that, its not irritation Its the smell, bicarb doesn't touch it. it will fade of its own accord all you can do is mask it until then
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