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 Jan 12 2004, 02:51 PM
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I really fancy experimenting with flavourings this year, probably mainly on pellets.
What i would like to know is, can you OVEr flavour something and put the fish off? or is it a case of the stronger the better? Ta. -------------------- In the land of the blind,the one eyed man is king.
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Jan 12 2004, 05:11 PM
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Too much flavour will definitely be counter productive. It can make your baits bitter and unattractive to fish.
For a long term bait(of the paste and boilie type) it is better to use flavours at about half the reccommended levels.This merely gives a "label" to your bait in the hope that the fish will be looking for it on a regular basis.You have to be putting it in regularly of course to achieve this. Pellets are not going to have the same long term benefits of a regularly introduced HNV bait so you can go heavier with the flavours if you are going to change it on a regular basis,but it is still not advisable to use too much. -------------------- On average, people have fewer than two feet.
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