Boilies for river carp

[Saul]

Hi Howard

 

If you were catching on the scopex why change ?

Baits like scopex and tuttis are well known for being quite instant where as the M8 might take a little while to establish with regular baiting but once they do get on it you should do ok.

Mainlines NRG is well worth a try as it is quite potent"beware of the dip" ,I think something with a stronger smell may work a little better in a river as the flavours etc are washed out quite quickly in the flowing water.

 

Cheers

Saul

[Howard 13]

Saul:

Hi Howard

 

If you were catching on the scopex why change ?

Good point - but I definately won't be using last years supply, as I've just had a bit of a sort out in the shed and the mice have turned them into mini boilies.

 

I think I will stick to scopex though.

 

HB.

[Russell Fitzpatrick]

nutrabaits trigga(ice version too) and dynamite halibut boilies,thats what i use,rareley stray good well made bait,personally i think some of what is sold is absolutley crap!or be diffrent go for maize and pellet like budgie said.if ther not educated go for free running legers with a bed of hemp and fish meat or corn over it or a blob of that new doppelganger hemp stuff,(kryston make it) leave the boilies till they wise up.pinapple is a good alternative to scopex.

[Ed Matysiak]

Ok this is simple. Stick to flavours like 'crab & mussel' or 'bloodworm'. 'Worm' is another great one if you can find it. I would stay clear of flavours like 'tuti-fruti' etc..

[Russell Fitzpatrick]

hhhhm i love the smell of crab n mussel in the morning!!