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In reply to Post #4
I have bought a 5kilo bag of the soldier fly and blended them up and added it to the insect meal from dna(obviously their version is milled a lot better than a good processer)added some bug liquid and used it as ground bait had 2 small ones under 10lb from my public lake at beginning of may.
You can buy them in £1 bags or bigger from pound stretchers I use it to baulk out my pre baiting mixes
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In reply to Post #2
Yep, used in up and down mixes. Can't see why they'd be crap DNA bug is based on Soldier worm from memory and iirc that's available powdered.
I think canalcarper has incorporated them into his stick mix, hopefully he'll see this and add his thoughts.
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Crap bait from what I've heard. Never tried them myself, they sink when soaked I believe, but apparently, forwhatever reason, just just don't work well. Which is odd, as you would think they would.
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In reply to Post #1
I'm pretty sure that dried meal worms float in water. Not 100% about if they do or not when crushed tbh.
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It's Wednesday, and every week down the road on which my office is situated, there is a market.
This morning driving in, i saw a stall which had a load of pet and bird feed on it. On that stall, it looked like bags of dried mealworms....
I thought maybe this is something that could be added to my solid bags. Only concern is whether or not they float....
Has anyone one here used them before?
Thanks,
SnapSh0ts
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