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MARKerz

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#5 17 Feb 2026 at 10.09am

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If you have a local water where you can observe the fish I find it's always better to take any bait I buy or make to see how they find it. Have had a few surprises over the years.

lurchy

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#4 16 Feb 2026 at 1.45pm

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I did a search - lot of old posts. Thought I’d get a more up to date idea

Busted

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#3 16 Feb 2026 at 11.54am

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Do a search, there's been a few posts

I tried it for a season (asbo and the nutty one). Sometimes a bag would be rock hard, sometimes almost like paste.

Caught a few on the asbo but nothing a tin of sweetcorn wouldn't have produced

Granted this was probably 5 years ago, but imo there are numerous better baits out there

carpbadger

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#2 15 Feb 2026 at 4.34pm

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started using p-fish and nutz plus last year had a good season on both baits bait is a bit soft but thats not a bad thing use it with confidence p-fish is a good bait hope that helps

lurchy

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#1 15 Feb 2026 at 1.42pm

Anyone using these. Had a dabble as were on sale bit back . Asbo and p fish … asbo absolutely stinks . Quite a soft bait too


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