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In reply to Post #128 I always wonder what good is applying any sort of liquid to a hookbait when surely it just washes off as soon as it hits the water?
Yes, that is the whole point. Ideally you need an instant surge of attraction backed up by a slow release source. A food message is simply that, a message that says 'eat me' to the carp. Bear in mind that such a message does not need to be a solid, it can equally be in liquid form and some of the best attractors are amino acid-rich liquids. A carp does not need to physically eat a substance to assess its nutritional worth. See if you can find any of Rod Hutchinson's articles on bait and attraction. 'The Carp Strikes back' is a good starting point. Similarly, listen to the Carp Chronicles podcasts, which often features top carp angling brains such as Jason Rider, John Baker and Dean Towey to name but a few. Your brain will explode at times, but there is much wisdom to be found on there.
CARP CHRONICLES PODCASTS.
Google free aminos, pH shift, or Why not ask Gavin at Handcraft? Glad you got yourself sorted with a really top class bait at last. Told you it was good kit, didn't I?
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Placed another order yesterday delivered by 8.30am this morning all the deliveries have been the same outstanding service.
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In reply to Post #130 Within two weeks
I just need to get the shelf life perfect. Not long now😉
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When is the herb available and will there be shelf life
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In reply to Post #128 Not if you take time applying the liquids and letting the hookbaits draw them
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In reply to Post #126 I’m not sure if it was the bait that made the difference or me learning new things about the lake. I like to think it was a mixture of the two. Interestingly, I had two rods out, one with a soaked pop up and one with a non soaked pop up and the carp one went for the non soaked one. Proves they are attractive without the soak.
I always wonder what good is applying any sort of liquid to a hookbait when surely it just washes off as soon as it hits the water?
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In reply to Post #125 Ken Townley said he uses crunchy peanut butter mixed with a whey protein on some of his baits.
As a hookbait paste wrap for bottom baits...
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In reply to Post #120 See! There you go...
@ post #124: Agree 100%.
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In reply to Post #123 They’re spot on mate. Keep up the good work. Caught me my first carp on a very hard water.
I only asked about the peanut butter coating because there’s a thread about just that at the moment. Ken townley said he uses crunchy peanut butter mixed with a whey protein on some of his baits.
What about a hemp and garlic pop up?
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In reply to Post #123 If anyone is buying your baits and then soaking them in goo, they need putting on the blocked list.
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In reply to Post #122 Cheers for the comments lads, and well done for catching those fish. I wouldn’t add anything to the pop ups personally as they are made with several layers of attraction from things like minamino, fruit palatants, sweetners, milks, fishmeal etc. But I also realise you guys love almond goo or mainline sprays or whatever so we just make sure the buoyancy will take it. At the end of the day you guys need to be confident. The peanut pop up is made from peanut protein…..no need to add anything to that! We have been working hard this week to keep up with orders and next week looks busy too. Super squid and red legend have sold incredibly well. We have really enjoyed making these baits and we are always looking out for that next edge😉
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In reply to Post #121 There will be enough attraction in them to use on there own bud
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In reply to Post #6 In your opinion, would coating a peanut pop up in crunchy peanut butter add any attraction to the bait?
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Over the moon! Got my first carp from a water I had previously blanked the past 8 sessions on a krill and cal pop up.
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In reply to Post #118 Recently received my 1st order of the peanut (smells amazing) and finally a decent pinnacle and NB (original nutrabaits user)
Can't wait to get these out
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