Shelf life boilies - Dynamite Baits

[David Hall]

Jon

I wouldn't bother with source on the TT i've been through a bag in the last year,caught plenty of Chub but never had a Barbel on them but did manage to catch a 20lb Mirror on my last Boilie.
Mainly fish pellet but had a few this year on Chocolate malt & tiger nut.

white choc used to be a big hit with the carp 20 years years ago, why not for barbel as well i say.

 

[Wayne Glossop]

white choc used to be a big hit with the carp 20 years years ago, why not for barbel as well i say.

My mate still uses them for carp and effective as ever and he's done well on lamprey pellets for barbel???

 

[Jim Foxall]

Got a couple of vouchers for a local tackle shop and Been looking at the Mussel and Oyster boilies, they read quite well, has anybody been using them?

Or any other from the Dynamite Baits Boilie Range; Products | Boilies | Dynamite Baits

Thanks in advance

Jon

I found the Aldi Strawberry 'n Cream boilies have worked wonders - they are marketed under the brand name of Crane. Aldi being seasonal no longer have stocks. Fortunately, I have a reasonable supply and would be prepared to part with a bag or two in exchange for a Heston Hidden Orange Xmas Pudding. Incidentally, Jon, I found the Mussel and Oyster boilies useless as seems to be most of the bags of junk filling tackle shop shelves. Halibut pellets seem to be a pretty good starting point and the Source boilies seem to have some merit. Just think what would happen to bait sales if good old meat products were the preferred choice. No, lets keep looking for that wonder bait which is only £7 away, until the next extra wonder bait appears, full of exotic ingredients which will give that all important edge. I understand that one of the major suppliers of boilies have produced limited edition Spicy Cranberry and Turkey boilies which have reputedly produced some excellent results in the winter months.

 

[Graham Hunt]

Halibut boilies do the business