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Stabilised Boilie Recommendations
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chester1

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#19 20 Jul 2025 at 5.14pm

In reply to Post #17
First time out with the old Red Sea squid last night and I managed my first fish in a few weeks from my syndicate. Admittedly conditions were way better than they have been and the fish seemed much more interested in feeding but it's given me some confidence in it.
Tbh I liked the look of it straight out the bag.

Much appreciated

chester1

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#18 16 Jul 2025 at 7.20pm

In reply to Post #17
Found a bit of a deal on 5kg bags of this so I got a couple and I'll give it a whirl.

Really appreciate all the suggestions lads.

Spod

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#17 16 Jul 2025 at 10.23am

In reply to Post #13
Red Sea Squid has been doing the business on my Syndicate the last few seasons...

ChrisNicholls

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#16 15 Jul 2025 at 11.12pm

ABS for me, used a few of their baits now and all have been superb in stabilised.

reubenmills

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#15 15 Jul 2025 at 10.39pm

Swapped from DNA freezer baits to shelf life many years ago and can't say I've noticed a difference in quality or catch results.
Been using bug shelf for a few years now

mjb07

Posts: 127

#14 15 Jul 2025 at 10.21pm

In reply to Post #13
I did well on the artic crab acouple years ago, not sure why I never bought it again. All there baits produce fish and cover most boilie types from what I remember.

chester1

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#13 15 Jul 2025 at 5.59pm

In reply to Post #9
Any particular of the RG Baits that you like?

chester1

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#12 15 Jul 2025 at 5.50pm

Thanks lads

chester1

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#11 15 Jul 2025 at 5.50pm

In reply to Post #10
That's really helpful advice mate. Much appreciated.

CV-Deano

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#10 15 Jul 2025 at 2.23pm

In reply to Post #1
For short sessions and small patches of bait I'd seriously look at CC Moore Pro Stim liver. I've been using it for this purpose mainly because it's readily available where I live near the factory.

It's really pungent and has a paste like texture straight out the bag even in shelf life, in my head making it perfect for this type of fishing. I've also never felt the need to cover it in expensive liquids because it breaks down so fast in the water giving off attraction anyway.

Isnt my choice for all types of fishing I do but short sessions over small quantities of boiles like you describe I think it's spot on.

Spod

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#9 15 Jul 2025 at 10.45am

Trent Baits or RG Baits, both really good shelfies.

MrNuvawun

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#8 14 Jul 2025 at 10.45pm

In reply to Post #1
Trent Baits' Freshwater Shrimp and SAS Squid are good in stabilised.

RKB

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#6 14 Jul 2025 at 4.28pm

DNA.

Belch

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#5 14 Jul 2025 at 12.20pm

In reply to Post #1
Also consider vac sealing (rather than buying baits with preservative). . . reduces freezer space. Also keeps bait fresh in the fridge for an age if freezer is not an option. . .

You could also go down the air-dry / salt curing route - depends how rodent free your shed/garage is. . .

chester1

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#4 14 Jul 2025 at 12.17pm

Cheers for the replies lads. Some good options to look at there


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