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Old 26-01-2008, 04:36 PM
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Are humans not just as developed? A couple of thousand years of widely avalible food will surely not take away our ability to know what is good for us which has developed of 100 of thousand of years?!

Ok we dont use it alot or more it doesnt come up as we have a wide variety of easily avalible food and eat so many vitamins etc that our needs are filled almost constantly. But it does show up, our cravings for food. Those moments when you know you need something with sugar in for the energy, pregnent women sucking coal for the vitamins and so on.

I generally feel carp are much the same way, eating when and where they can but if they specifically need something there food source will change for a short time to fill this need. However much the same as for us, if we pile a bait full of all the things they need they wont have these sparadic requirements.
im not really saying what your thinkin mate & yes i do aggree with with what your saying i was just using examples. to show the the carps abillity to source certain requirements.
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Old 27-01-2008, 12:59 AM
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"carp have a remarkable range of acceptable smells and tastes"

Yes they do... and they are divided into three categories which I will simplify as food, non-food and investigatory... there is no such thing as acceptable or non-acceptable.... we tend to apply human learning to fish.... never a good sign...

Ignore enzymes, they have one function... to release aminos and as a by-product, make protein in a bait more easily used... no-one else has done it to date...
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Old 27-01-2008, 04:47 PM
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"carp have a remarkable range of acceptable smells and tastes"

Yes they do... and they are divided into three categories which I will simplify as food, non-food and investigatory... there is no such thing as acceptable or non-acceptable.... we tend to apply human learning to fish.... never a good sign...

Ignore enzymes, they have one function... to release aminos and as a by-product, make protein in a bait more easily used... no-one else has done it to date...
mate we are just goin over what as allready been stated here. its the no one else as done it to date quote. i dont understand how somebody of your knowledge could possibly know what everyone out there is doing or as allready done. is quite amazing or nieve. still not sure
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Old 27-01-2008, 04:58 PM
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i have played with addit digest a few years ago.whether it made any difference is hard to say,but the baits seemed a lot softer,and seemed to go off a lot quicker.
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