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In reply to Post #10
Nutrabaits souluables are decent enough. Five-star so them too (not tried these). Think they are a bit to different to the old ball pellets. I remember them to be like pumice stone texture. New ones look and feel like a boilie.
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In reply to Post #9
Yes Nutrabaits are advertising the soluble boilies in their main flavours now.
Don't know if their quality is back to what it was in Bill's days though??
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In reply to Post #8
Nutra baits brought back the soluble range recently I'm sure I saw it advertised.
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In reply to Post #3
I never used the Nash ones but Nutrabaits also did a ball pellet along the same lines. I wish they'd bring them back, great for use as mentioned, I used to 'kebab' mine on a stringer, alternating with boilies on either end as a 'stop'.
A long time after they stopped making them I bought the carp tart pellet maker so I could make custom pellets to match my home rolled....might try that again sometime.
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Blast from the past! .... I still have a few tubs of these that I bought from the guy who supplied them to Nash
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Tried these on the river many years ago great to keep rig untangled
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In reply to Post #4
Absolutely loved them, helps keep a rig tangle free as well....really surprised they not more in the forefront of carp fishing.
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In reply to Post #1
had plenty of fish on those - forgotten how good they were
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In reply to Post #1
We're these the cylindrical dissolvable baits with a hole through the middle. Which as you say you could thread down your hooklink? If so, I don't think they make them anymore? Could try making your own with one of the stick press things that are out there. Forget what they call them. There is a recent thread knocking about if interested. 
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In reply to Post #1
I'm fairly sure I'm right in saying that these used to be made for Nash by a company called Ant Baits. Possibly owned by Clive Dietrich?
I used loads of them and the Solubles, great idea IMO.
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Hi All,
I used to use the nash chain reaction with soft hook links. I can't see that Nash still do them. Does anyone know if any other company produces something similar? Thanks
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