Three Boilies you couldnt live without ?

[Ginge]

1 Ronaldos
2 yellow pop up corn
3 the brightest pop up either yellow pink or green usually

[Chesh]

well said that man (i think incog) why use 3 boilies.. use one

i only use one boilie for the vast majority of my work..

PGB Choc Orange - 90% of my work is with this

other than that.. HBS Indian Spice pop ups...

[ThunderCat]

MMmm

I'm noticing quite a few people are saying just use one kind of bait and stick with it. I find this really confusing as i have rock solid personal experience that changing to a different boilie has worked wonders for me.

Example, Last year i was at a place i fished quite regularly and baited up my swim with my usual PVA bagged pellet and maple 8 on the rig. result= the odd fish. Then i changed the hook bait to a white chocolate and fished it in exactly the same way and place, Result= a run every thirty minutes ! i was so busy i ended up removing said bait and putting the maple 8 back on just so's i could get some sleep i was that knackered and the runs dropped off again, later i put the white choc back on, and not long after.... reels are screeming again. so seen as i'm a begginner in comparison to you it confuses me when people say stick to one type.

[mancity]

Different baits work better on different waters

Also depends on what bait others are putting in. For me tho, just a good quality bait and a pop-up for when things get tough (the pop-ups are out alot for me )

[aphplumb12]

Originally Posted by ThunderCat

MMmm

I'm noticing quite a few people are saying just use one kind of bait and stick with it. I find this really confusing as i have rock solid personal experience that changing to a different boilie has worked wonders for me.

Example, Last year i was at a place i fished quite regularly and baited up my swim with my usual PVA bagged pellet and maple 8 on the rig. result= the odd fish. Then i changed the hook bait to a white chocolate and fished it in exactly the same way and place, Result= a run every thirty minutes ! i was so busy i ended up removing said bait and putting the maple 8 back on just so's i could get some sleep i was that knackered and the runs dropped off again, later i put the white choc back on, and not long after.... reels are screeming again. so seen as i'm a begginner in comparison to you it confuses me when people say stick to one type.

people are giving there opinion to what bait they use and yes if you are on a water that you are continuously fishing sticking to the one bait is the best way espesialy if its a food bait if you are visiting a water for the first time you are wright to chop and change till you find a bait that works fruity baits or as you sugested chocolate white baits are visable and will get you runs but not continuously were as food baits minght start off slow but as you fish the water more and keep introducing it you will out catch the hi viz fruit flavors or chocolate flavors carp need nutrison just like us we wouldnt eat sweets all the time and no savory food baits have more nutrision than hi viz and fruity baits but if you are just starting on a water or just fliting around i would defianetly have a hi viz on one rod or fruity bait but not for long term campaigns. hope this helps clear all the sugestions up

[Boilie Stop]

Originally Posted by amateurblanker

why not just say... Right guys whats the best bait for me to get on?? LOL only kiddin

1. Mine (which stems from the 2 below)
2. A mates
3. Another mates
they know who they are

Ha ha..do you mean me.??

[netbustercarp]

Originally Posted by incognito

instead of chopping and changing choose one bait and stick with it all season simple

best bit of advice that!choose 1 and keep it going in,results will follow!

[topgeezer18]

premier matrix

premier aminos


my own nut mix

[netbustercarp]

Originally Posted by Boilie Stop

Ha ha..do you mean me.??

or me?

[Boilie Stop]

Mainline Maple 8's

same as topgeezer my 2nd and 3rd choice

Premier Matrix or Aminos.!!

[netbustercarp]

Originally Posted by ThunderCat

MMmm

I'm noticing quite a few people are saying just use one kind of bait and stick with it. I find this really confusing as i have rock solid personal experience that changing to a different boilie has worked wonders for me.

Example, Last year i was at a place i fished quite regularly and baited up my swim with my usual PVA bagged pellet and maple 8 on the rig. result= the odd fish. Then i changed the hook bait to a white chocolate and fished it in exactly the same way and place, Result= a run every thirty minutes ! i was so busy i ended up removing said bait and putting the maple 8 back on just so's i could get some sleep i was that knackered and the runs dropped off again, later i put the white choc back on, and not long after.... reels are screeming again. so seen as i'm a begginner in comparison to you it confuses me when people say stick to one type.

its that mainline southern pap!lol

Originally Posted by Boilie Stop

Ha ha..do you mean me.??

no lol I said mates
only kidding pal

[ThunderCat]

Originally Posted by aphplumb12

people are giving there opinion to what bait they use and yes if you are on a water that you are continuously fishing sticking to the one bait is the best way espesialy if its a food bait if you are visiting a water for the first time you are wright to chop and change till you find a bait that works fruity baits or as you sugested chocolate white baits are visable and will get you runs but not continuously were as food baits minght start off slow but as you fish the water more and keep introducing it you will out catch the hi viz fruit flavors or chocolate flavors carp need nutrison just like us we wouldnt eat sweets all the time and no savory food baits have more nutrision than hi viz and fruity baits but if you are just starting on a water or just fliting around i would defianetly have a hi viz on one rod or fruity bait but not for long term campaigns. hope this helps clear all the sugestions up

Thanks for that info Plumb, thats really helped, so where do i find info on how to carry out a long term baiting campaign using a new bait or would you have the goodness in your heart to kindly explain it to me ?

[netbustercarp]

Originally Posted by ThunderCat

Thanks for that info Plumb, thats really helped, so where do i find info on how to carry out a long term baiting campaign using a new bait or would you have the goodness in your heart to kindly explain it to me ?

pick a good bait,freezer not shelf life,ones i can recommend are,shellfish b5,any of the premier range.get yourself a few sacks of particles,hemp and maize are good 1s so are tares,pick your water,pick your spots,margins are a good place to start,bait up with your particles,around 2-3kg plus 2kg of boilies,keep doing it 3 times a week if you can for a couple of weeks,then go fish!

[MANAGER]

1. MAINLINE Activ Maple-8
2. Whatever.
3. Two baits only if three rods are allowed, otherwise, see 1.

nb. soon to be using U.C.N. ENZYME.