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In reply to Post #614 You're supposed to be fishing
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In reply to Post #614 Certainly helped me in the last outing 👌🏼 Only 5 fish to come off the lake were in my swim including the biggest resident
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In reply to Post #613 We try our best mate!!
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Ordered yesterday arrived today 👌🏼
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In reply to Post #610 The Herb……everyone is in love with that bait! The results are there for all to see 😉
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In reply to Post #609 I’m pretty sure your samples were all shelf life as we kept a few kg of Nutriplex back in shelf life form for this purpose! Some request freezer samples which we can always do.
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Also received some samples yesterday. Delivery was quick!
I’m a massive fan of rg baits but I’m going to put an order in and give the herb a go on my next trip.
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I received some boilie samples, herb, tricknut and nitrile. I noticed on the website that nutriplex is only available as a freezer bait. Could it be that all of the samples I received were air dried
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In reply to Post #607 Cheers Matt!
Plenty of things of interest in there!
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Had some samples delivered today along with some sting wafters and wow they smell great definitely be putting an order in soon.
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In reply to Post #603 And yes goose that’s what I want to use, soluble and active baits but ones that will still be on the lakebed after 24 hours if those pesky carp haven’t found it immediately!!
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In reply to Post #602 You could fish a 12mm shelf life on the hair no problem, but I would be nervous after 5/6 hours in the water.
Some of the guys use 15mm shelf life’s and put them in their pellet buckets for 48/72 hours and that hardens them down even more. Could do that with a 12mm!
Lots of options!
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In reply to Post #602 Hasn’t gav got a liquid you could soak a pot of 12 millers In to harden them a bit
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In reply to Post #602 Suppose it depends on how you intend to fish it, for me most of the time soluble baits are perfect. Turn up and walk about to try and find a few likely spots, trickle a bit of bait on them and back to the car for a coffee and then back to fish the spots for a while. If I were session fishing I would still use the same bait for free offerings but either as said buy the paste to make some hard hookers or buy popups.
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In reply to Post #601 For me it’s to avoid the nuisance fish, although the 12mm boilie might be hard enough as standard? But don’t want to buy 10kg of Herb to find it’s too soft for a hook bait.
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